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Allow setting the volume to more than 100% #68
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I always see this as a reported issue, usually for laptops with extra quiet speakers. Isn't this a hardware/firmware concern? |
I almost always use headphones so can't speak for laptop speakers. I would say that the volume of my speakers is loud enough, and I wouldn't expect them to be louder, but the case I'm thinking about here is when the source audio is too quiet or either the environment too loud. I reported this issue because recently I was watching a stream and the stream volume was okay, but the environment was too loud to hear the stream audio comfortably. I opened settings to see if the volume slider allowed that and it doesn't, so I did a command in terminal to actually make the audio louder. That did the trick. |
I wonder if we implement this if it should be as a separate "Gain" control since distortion might be introduced |
At the moment my workaround is to set… |
Related issues (where the same workaround is presented) #192 I can confirm the workaround works on elementary Hera (logout/login or reboot may be needed) |
It's sometimes useful in loud environments to set the volume to more than 100% so that you can still hear the sound pretty well. I think that we should make up some fixed limit like 130% so that the sound doesn't get distorted or anything.
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