KVolumeOSD

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KVolumeOSD is discontinued.

Check out KOSD instead :-)

==> http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/KOSD?content=81457

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hilbert

I like this app very much and I love to have it on my brand new desktop as well. Are you thinking to port it KDE4? thanks for contributing in the beautiful open source world!

marcel83

I will of course port it to KDE4 once I have made the switch myself. Although I have written a few small apps for KDE I'd still consider myself mainly a KDE user. And since KDE 4.0.x isn't actually intended for users I don't really see any reason for switching now already. Besides, KVolumeOSD is a fairly simple app (I hacked it together in a few hours) so porting it to KDE4 probably won't take too much time:-)

hilbert

very good! I'll keep an eye on this project hoping to see it soon in KDE4 cheers,

explinux83

Hi, I have a problem with kmix: it shows mute icon in systray when the sound plays ... and it shows normal icon when the sound is mute. I use pommed and KVolumeOSD in my macbook, but only pommed can switches off my volume because it switches off two channel that it isn't Master. Kmix can't switch off my volume, it doesn't work. If I select "Mute" in Kmix, it doesn't switch off my volume, but kmix shows correct icon when I change the state a my volume .... but KVolumeSound shows the incorrect image Very thanks, and you excuse my english Regards

marcel83

I'm afraid I don't yet quite understand the problem. You first say KMix shows the wrong icons and later you write the icon in KMix is correct but the icon in KVolumeOSD is wrong. Could you clarify this a bit? So far this sounds like a timing problem to me. But I can't tell for sure before I'm sure I understand what exactly happens on your system. Thanks.

lcdsantos

Hi, I'm a newbie in Linux. I got the following error when configuring: (...) checking whether uic supports -nounload ... yes checking if Qt needs -ljpeg... no checking for rpath... yes checking for KDE... configure: error: in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headers installed. This will fail. So, check this please and use another prefix! Probably I need to preinstall some other package or something similar. If anyone could help I will apreciate. Best regards, Luis Santos

lcdsantos

I someone can help... kmilo is not working here, and I have no OSD feedback when using my keyboard + and - volume keys. I have a desktop PC with a generic mm keyboard.

marcel83

Hi. You need to have the KDE and Qt development files installed. Most distributions provide those as separate packages. Look for something like KDE-devel in your package manager. Hope that helps.

hash87

App works great except one thing. When using compiz i get graphic artifacts around the corners of osd. Screenshot: http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/5968/volumeosd1wo8.jpg I guess it's something about KDE's fake transparency and Compiz's transparency. If there is no solution at the moment then perhaps you could add an option to disable rounded corners.

marcel83

I see on your screenshot that you have Amarok running. Does Amarok's OSD also show this corruption under Compiz?

marcel83

Never mind. I just tested KVolumeOSD under Compiz myself with different plugins enabled and did not get any sort of distortion. It must be some specific setting that causes the corruption for you.

hash87

In Amarok this problem doesn't occur, only in KVolumeOSD. I even tried default compiz settings and it doesn't help. The only way to get rid off this bug(at least the only i know) is to disable compiz.

marcel83

I think it's a problem with shadows. Try going to the window decoration settings in ccsm and add !(name=kvolumeosd) to the "Shadow windows" field. Works for me.

gecko

Hello I've made debian Package of you programm and installed it, but wenn i run kvolumeosd and adjust my volumen nothing happens, but ps -A shows me kvolumeosd is running.

marcel83

Have you configured your volume buttons correctly? Try running 'xev' to test it. Your volume buttons must yield correct XF86Volume* events.

joethefox

I had your own problem. Try this: quit from kmix, execute kvolumeosd and then re-execute kmix. This workaround for me has solved the problem. I don't known what is the issue, but if I create a new kde user account the problem doesn't occur. KDE 3.5.9.

gecko

My volumekeys aren't maped to XF86Volume*, but how can I set this?

marcel83

The exact procedure may depend on your distribution. You'll need to create a .Xmodmap file and load it on startup. See http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Use_Multimedia_Keys for example.

Apoclypse

I would be glad to use your app, but don't you think qt3 is old thing, and it's time to make innovations with qt4?

DjDarkman

KDE3 is still out there and will be out there for a while

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