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[Charles Kerr <charles.kerr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is dependent on the audio stream work that rsalveti is doing. Once
that's ready, we'll know what PA properties need to get set in
indicator-datetime s.t. the alarms play in the Alarms audio stream,
bypassing the phone mute.

So that I'll still remember it when I come back to this task :), here's
the basic shape of what needs to happen in indicator-datetime as
discussed by nik90, jhodapp, rsalveti, and me in #ubuntu-touch:

[10:56:30] <charles> rsalveti, also while we're on the topic, what does indicator-datetime need to change to set the "alarm" role for the sounds it's playing?
[10:56:57] <nik90_> rsalveti: is there somewhere this is being tracked?
[10:58:07] <jhodapp> charles: how is indicator-datetime playing the sounds...does it use a Qt object?
[10:58:30] <charles> jhodapp, it's using gstreamer
[10:59:14] <jhodapp> charles: right, ok...so yeah it'll be using pulsesink then
[11:04:02] <charles> jhodapp, ok. Do you know what properties datetime should set there for the alarms, or is that an rsalveti question?
[11:05:25] <jhodapp> charles: it's rsalveti since it's dealing with pulse...I'm not exactly sure how you'll get the gstreamer pulsesink to select which output stream to be on
[11:06:19] <charles> jhodapp, np; thanks for the info
[11:06:47] <jhodapp> charles: looking at the pulsesink docs on freedesktop.org, it does look like there is a stream-properties property for the sink
[11:07:05] <jhodapp> charles: that might possibly allow you to select your stream
[11:07:26] <jhodapp> charles: I assume you're using playbin to play the alarm sound?
[11:07:55] <charles> jhodapp, right
[11:08:47] <jhodapp> charles: yeah, take a look at the pulsesink source code to see what types of properties it'll take in that GstStructure...because you should be able to get a pointer to the pulsesink and set that property then from your code
[12:19:43] <rsalveti> nik90_: charles: jhodapp: yeah, once the stream is using the right properties, pulse should do the right thing
[12:19:52] <rsalveti> but that is still in progress, didn't land yet
[12:20:06] <rsalveti> and I need to put a bit more work on it to be useful, so hopefully I should know more next week

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1337917

Title:
  Alarm does not ring when phone is muted

Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
  Confirmed
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  I expect the alarm to go off even if the phone is muted.

  I am not sure if this is a simple fix or all the things mentioned at
  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SilentMode need to be implemented first.

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