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What happen when desktop has more than one usb ports, dual hdmi audio,
headphone?
Auto switch won't work in these case
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1521381
Title:
Volume control does not switch audio device after plugging in
Status in pulseaudio package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
After plugging in an audio device, the volume control appears to stay
on the main system device. Therefore, sound is emitted from the
external device but when controlling volume, it doesn't change the
output level.
It is necessary to go to 'Sound Settings' and change the output device
to the one where sound is actually being output from in order to gain
volume control of that device.
Use case #1:
(1) Plug in USB Logitech Clearchat.
(2) Control volume from the unity slider
Result: Slider moves but does not change output level.
Use case #2:
(1) Plug in USB Logitech Clearchat.
(2) Control volume using keyboard function keys.
Result: Volume pop-up appears in Unity showing level changing, but output level does not change.
Use case #3:
(1) Plug in USB Logitech Clearchat.
(2) Use built-in volume control buttons on the audio device.
Result: same as case #2
Tested on Intel based desktop running 14.04
Tested on ASUS laptop running 15.04
This is not only limited to Ubuntu, seems present in RHEL6 as well.
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