https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428778
--- Comment #8 from Daniel <daniel-other+kde...@dadosch.de> --- (In reply to Oded Arbel from comment #7) > Ok, then I definitely could not reproduce a problem :-) Sorry, it is late and I'm tired :-) Comment #4 is important for reproducing it: Now that I think about it, the bug is originally about unmuted, **inactive devices** which cause the 0-vol icon beeing shown. (I just reproduced this bug on Plasma 5.23.4. btw) > If you have multiple output devices and only one of them is muted, the > speaker icon still doesn't show a mute icon. At least on Plasma 5.23.4 this is not the case, the mute icon is indeed shown (see attachment I just added). On the general behaviour of the icon after scrolling to zero volume: Showing zero vol. icon = bad: you can't see at quick glance that mic is muted (which is important) Showing mute icon = good: you can quickly see that mic is muted; bad: but not all mics might be muted (which is important to know too) Showing mute icon + muting all mics (equivalent to clicking on mic icon itself) = good: you can quickly see all mics are muted. Also I want to note that even if the 0% vol icon is shown, the "hud" volume info which appears in the center of the screen tells that the mic has been muted together with a muted icon. > that lowering the volume on one device to 0% mutes all others automatically > (which not lowering their volume?) I think is a bad UX and doesn't allow for > the use case of actually wanting one device muted but not others. This use case could still be done by opening the volume applet and adjusting it there. I'm talking about the volume control using scrolling above the tray icons. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
