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If I mute a (monitor) source, the GUI should reflect the real mute status of the source. If muting is not possible it should ether be disabled in the GUI or should not change the mute state.
Current Behavior
When using pipewire-pulse as a pulseaudio replacement, if I mute a monitor source it will appear as muted (volume slider is grayed out). But the level indicator still shows sound and after restarting pavucontrol, the monitor source is unmuted again, since muting monitor sources seems not to be allowed with pipewire-pulse.
Possible Solution
One possibility would to disable the option to mute monitor sources. But since the original pulseaudio allows it, the running sound server may need to be detected and taken into account.
Another solution would be fixing the GUI, so it will not show the monitor source as muted even if it isn't.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Use pipewire-pulse as sound server
Open pavucontrol.qt
Go to »Input Devices« and select »Show: Monitors«
Click on the »Mute audio« button
The monitor source seems to be muted
Restart pavucontrol-qt and see, that the monitor source is not muted
Expected Behavior
If I mute a (monitor) source, the GUI should reflect the real mute status of the source. If muting is not possible it should ether be disabled in the GUI or should not change the mute state.
Current Behavior
When using
pipewire-pulse
as a pulseaudio replacement, if I mute a monitor source it will appear as muted (volume slider is grayed out). But the level indicator still shows sound and after restarting pavucontrol, the monitor source is unmuted again, since muting monitor sources seems not to be allowed with pipewire-pulse.Possible Solution
One possibility would to disable the option to mute monitor sources. But since the original pulseaudio allows it, the running sound server may need to be detected and taken into account.
Another solution would be fixing the GUI, so it will not show the monitor source as muted even if it isn't.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
pipewire-pulse
as sound serverContext
I found this by trying to debug my own pulseaudio control programm and tried to use pavucontrol-qt as a debugging tool: https://gitlab.com/quanten/pulseaudio-switchboard-operator/-/commit/e21348f84d71b6a45dcf4ffcf0638fbf51995f70
System Information
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