Re: [orca-list] heads up: beta code for progress bar beeps in orca coming soon

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Yes, a seperate beep volume would be ideal, but do not know if it would be hard to code.
I'm not in the pulse hating camp, but I must say I've heard some hardware this last several months that does 
not get along wih pulse, and the little 
hacks that fix it on some systems do not work consistently on the machines I'm talkng about. 
That's OT, but just saying that there will be people looking to avoid pulse for the foreseeable future, and 
not even talking about the reactionary  
types who long for a world where time was frozensometime way back when, and whos fallback plan is freezing it 
today. 
I have not tried cutting back o voice volume, but I think that would not effect beep volume, so in the case 
that backing the beep off to where it's a 
bit too quiet for some they could just turn their voice volume down and raise overall system volume some. 

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     B.H.
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  Kyle wrote:
Sat, Aug 22, 2015 at 10:29:32AM -0400

> I really don't have a problem with the 100ms beep time, but maybe it
> could be reduced to 75ms for those people who feel it's too long. 50ms
> IMO could be too short. Also, could we get an option to configure the
> overall beep volume? I know this can be done via GNOME's sound settings
> or pavucontrol, but there are those people who just don't like
> Pulseaudio for one reason or another, and there are also problems with
> it specifically on the earlier Raspberry Pi models, so in something
> like Orca, a separate beep volume option would be highly beneficial.
> Thanks for the great start, BTW.
> Sent from my inner ear
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