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[Erik Kubica <erik.kubica@xxxxxxxxx>]

Problem still persist in 14.10, but can add this information:
Woofer goes only when song is manually changed (rhythmbox), if autoplayback than woofer is ok on song change. so i thing problem is somewhere where pulse or alsa goes standby.

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Title:
  No Subwoofer everytime when song/movie changes to next one

Status in “pulseaudio” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in “pulseaudio” package in Fedora:
  New

Bug description:
  At first I thought it would happen on Clementine only but I figured out this is not limited on Clementine.
  This is PulseAudio bug.
  I have SB X-Fi Analog Output. But it does not seem to depend on hardware. It looks like a simple sofware problem.
  At the first music subwoofer works but everytime music changes, subwoofer would get quiet. I have to change mode to whatever different mode such as 7.1 or something once and change it back then subwoofer would come back.
  It would happen under any x.1 mode as long as subwoofer is with the mode.

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