volume level configuration doesn't mantain settings

[stekturku]

i am using uname -a Linux 5.4.0-74-generic #83-Ubuntu SMP Sat May 8 02:35:39 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Release: 20.04 Codename: focal

I have set the volume-level in the json configuration file

~/.config/radiotray-ng/ -rw-rw-r-- 1 esti esti 278 giu 25 21:26 radiotray-ng.json

{ "bookmarks" : "/home/esti/.config/radiotray-ng/bookmarks.json", "last-station" : "Rai Radio 1", "last-station-group" : "Radio Rai", "last-station-notifications" : true, "notification-verbose" : true, "notifications" : true, "split-title" : true, "volume-level" : 10 }

i exec radiotray-ng i turn on the radio and i listen it at the volume-level set. i turn off the radio station or i close the app or i change the radio station i turn on the same or different radio station the volume is newly set at 100 (the file is properly modified) the same thing happen if i close and run the app or change the radio station

[ebruck]

@stekturku I believe there is a bug here and I am investigating, but in the mean time if you use your mouse wheel over radiotray-ng's icon to adjust the volume while playing then it should be fine.

[rogue-ronin]

Hey! Long time no comment, radiotray-ng has just been a workhorse.

But I'm commenting here because I can no longer adjust volume using my mouse wheel.

Should I open a new issue?

hardware-info.txt

[ebruck]

@rogue-ronin This would be an issue with appindicator support in Xfce.

[rogue-ronin]

Is this something that's known, or something I should pursue with XFCE?

Thanks for the quick response.

[stekturku]

sorry i am late to answer to you... thanks for the tip, i will try...

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Il sab 26 giu 2021, 20:49 Ed Bruck @.***> ha scritto:

@stekturku https://github.com/stekturku I believe there is a bug here and I am investigating, but in the mean time if you use your mouse wheel over radiotray-ng's icon to adjust the volume then it should be fine.

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[stekturku]

@rogue-ronin This would be an issue with appindicator support in Xfce.

right i am using Xubuntu 20.04.3 LTS (5.4.0-81-generic #91 x86_64)

[stekturku]

Hey! Long time no comment, radiotray-ng has just been a workhorse.

But I'm commenting here because I can no longer adjust volume using my mouse wheel.

me too.

I cannot adjust it.

[zen2]

Actually, volume control on tray icon works here but:

• no indicator of volume level set/change
• I can only see volume level in menu after have change it
• volume can go from 0% to 200% ! (why 200% ?)

Do I need a specific dependencie to get volume level indicator ? I have currently libnotify and libappindicator linked in radiotray-ng binary.

[rogue-ronin]

@ebruck Would you consider a 10|20|30|40|50|60|70|80|90|100 selector in the menu as a workaround?

[ebruck]

Actually, volume control on tray icon works here but:

• no indicator of volume level set/change
• I can only see volume level in menu after have change it
• volume can go from 0% to 200% ! (why 200% ?)

Do I need a specific dependencie to get volume level indicator ? I have currently libnotify and libappindicator linked in radiotray-ng binary.

There is no notify popup when volume levels change except when using DBUS to change it. I did not add it for normal use as it's annoying to say the least having it popup for every change. Maximum volume level can be changed if you want. Please have a look at https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/blob/master/README.md#config-file

[zen2]

There is no notify popup when volume levels change except when using DBUS to change it. I did not add it for normal use as it's annoying to say the least having it popup for every change. Maximum volume level can be changed if you want. Please have a look at https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/blob/master/README.md#config-file

In old python radiotray, a little popup appeared to show radiotray local volume when you use the mouse wheel to change it. You can see it at the beginning of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfT-lGz1dFA It was really convenient since you can see in real time volume specific to radiotray.

[ebruck]

There is no notify popup when volume levels change except when using DBUS to change it. I did not add it for normal use as it's annoying to say the least having it popup for every change. Maximum volume level can be changed if you want. Please have a look at https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/blob/master/README.md#config-file

In old python radiotray, a little popup appeared to show radiotray local volume when you use the mouse wheel to change it. You can see it at the beginning of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfT-lGz1dFA It was really convenient since you can see in real time volume specific to radiotray.

Tooltips no longer exist so the recommended way of displaying that info is within the menu as a "disabled" item.

[zen2]

Tooltips no longer exist so the recommended way of displaying that info is within the menu as a "disabled" item.

Oh I see. So why not add the volume as an overlay on the tray icon and refresh it simply ? Is it possible ?

[rogue-ronin]

Rolling over the tray icon with the mousewheel is working again. Don't know whether to thank you or to thank the XFCE guys, but you deserve thanks anyway because radiotray-ng is awesome and does one thing extremely well.

Aloha, brother!

[Iamwithin]

Is there some way to give a financial contribution to this project? Man has to have his music. :-)

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