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[dapper sonnet]

I wonder, why do you use this one - instead of the builded in the system one?

[fervent hamlet]

it's some incompatibility, no doubt.

check inxi -MAxxx command and show.

[fervent hamlet]

these transformerbook hybrids are always a pain with sound on Linux.

Nothing else I can suggest, sorry.

[fervent hamlet]

install retrovol . then possibly yes.

[fervent hamlet]

it's a puppy linux tool. research it if it's available elsewhere.

link it here

run whereis make

to see if u have it or not

since they offer no installer, you'll have to put it together yourself. this usually involves git-clone'ing the repo from the github, then following the instructions here:

https://github.com/pizzasgood/retrovol/blob/master/INSTALL

paths mean that it's installed. the first path is the path and executable. the other is the user manual (man page) for make

this is advanced crap, but if u want to learn it n have time to read well.. then follow the instructions.

[fervent hamlet]

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[fervent hamlet]

dont put home if u use ~

idk where the compiler made the retrolvol executable, but find it

find it and run it.

if it's in userhome, just do cd ~

then ./retrovol

then u can right click in tray

and adjust which 'channel' gets controlled by mousewheel, in your case, PCM

sure

move the retrovol and retrovol.rc file to /usr/local/bin (with root mode permissions, ofc)

or /usr/bin

then add retrovol command to startup apps

the latter

[fervent hamlet]

i had a look at the pic u sent, and the make process seems to already have stuck it in the system path anyway