How to enable volume adjust sound effect for keyboard shortcuts on Ubuntu 18.04
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This question is related to How can I disable the "popping" sound when adjusting the volume? in that I want to fully enable the popping sound for all methods of adjusting the volume, particularly keyboard shortcuts (e.g. FN keys).
After some sound issues I had to reinstall the pulseaudio package.
While the original problem was solved, I noticed a change in the system sound effects:
If I adjust the volume via the combinations FN+F3 (volume down) or FN+F4 (volume up), the volume adjustment is not accompanied by the popping sound anymore.
The 'popping' sound effect does still occur, however, if I adjust the volume by clicking on the volume slider.
Things I tried that did not resolve the problem:
- Enabling/disabling "Altert Volume" in Settings>Sound>Sound Effects
- Reinstalling
alsa-baseandpulseaudio. gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.sound event-sounds true(analogous to https://askubuntu.com/a/63687/589172)
sound keyboard shortcut-keys pulseaudio alsa
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This question is related to How can I disable the "popping" sound when adjusting the volume? in that I want to fully enable the popping sound for all methods of adjusting the volume, particularly keyboard shortcuts (e.g. FN keys).
After some sound issues I had to reinstall the pulseaudio package.
While the original problem was solved, I noticed a change in the system sound effects:
If I adjust the volume via the combinations FN+F3 (volume down) or FN+F4 (volume up), the volume adjustment is not accompanied by the popping sound anymore.
The 'popping' sound effect does still occur, however, if I adjust the volume by clicking on the volume slider.
Things I tried that did not resolve the problem:
- Enabling/disabling "Altert Volume" in Settings>Sound>Sound Effects
- Reinstalling
alsa-baseandpulseaudio. gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.sound event-sounds true(analogous to https://askubuntu.com/a/63687/589172)
sound keyboard shortcut-keys pulseaudio alsa
asked Jun 4 at 18:22
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This question is related to How can I disable the "popping" sound when adjusting the volume? in that I want to fully enable the popping sound for all methods of adjusting the volume, particularly keyboard shortcuts (e.g. FN keys).
After some sound issues I had to reinstall the pulseaudio package.
While the original problem was solved, I noticed a change in the system sound effects:
If I adjust the volume via the combinations FN+F3 (volume down) or FN+F4 (volume up), the volume adjustment is not accompanied by the popping sound anymore.
The 'popping' sound effect does still occur, however, if I adjust the volume by clicking on the volume slider.
Things I tried that did not resolve the problem:
- Enabling/disabling "Altert Volume" in Settings>Sound>Sound Effects
- Reinstalling
alsa-baseandpulseaudio. gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.sound event-sounds true(analogous to https://askubuntu.com/a/63687/589172)
sound keyboard shortcut-keys pulseaudio alsa
asked Jun 4 at 18:22
jrsh
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This question is related to How can I disable the "popping" sound when adjusting the volume? in that I want to fully enable the popping sound for all methods of adjusting the volume, particularly keyboard shortcuts (e.g. FN keys).
After some sound issues I had to reinstall the pulseaudio package.
While the original problem was solved, I noticed a change in the system sound effects:
If I adjust the volume via the combinations FN+F3 (volume down) or FN+F4 (volume up), the volume adjustment is not accompanied by the popping sound anymore.
The 'popping' sound effect does still occur, however, if I adjust the volume by clicking on the volume slider.
Things I tried that did not resolve the problem:
- Enabling/disabling "Altert Volume" in Settings>Sound>Sound Effects
- Reinstalling
alsa-baseandpulseaudio. gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.sound event-sounds true(analogous to https://askubuntu.com/a/63687/589172)
sound keyboard shortcut-keys pulseaudio alsa
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After reinstalling Ubuntu, the original popping sound and sound setting behavior have been restored.
I could not figure out a proper way to fix the problem and reinstalling was the more time-efficient way in the end.
I'd still be very happy to find a proper way to solve such problem in the future, though.
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up vote
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After reinstalling Ubuntu, the original popping sound and sound setting behavior have been restored.
I could not figure out a proper way to fix the problem and reinstalling was the more time-efficient way in the end.
I'd still be very happy to find a proper way to solve such problem in the future, though.
answered Jul 18 at 15:15
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up vote
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After reinstalling Ubuntu, the original popping sound and sound setting behavior have been restored.
I could not figure out a proper way to fix the problem and reinstalling was the more time-efficient way in the end.
I'd still be very happy to find a proper way to solve such problem in the future, though.
answered Jul 18 at 15:15
jrsh
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up vote
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After reinstalling Ubuntu, the original popping sound and sound setting behavior have been restored.
I could not figure out a proper way to fix the problem and reinstalling was the more time-efficient way in the end.
I'd still be very happy to find a proper way to solve such problem in the future, though.
answered Jul 18 at 15:15
jrsh
142
After reinstalling Ubuntu, the original popping sound and sound setting behavior have been restored.
I could not figure out a proper way to fix the problem and reinstalling was the more time-efficient way in the end.
I'd still be very happy to find a proper way to solve such problem in the future, though.
answered Jul 18 at 15:15
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edited Aug 13 at 21:51
answered Jul 18 at 15:15
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