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Reporting Bugs
Wellington Wallace edited this page Sep 27, 2018
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- Distribution and Desktop Environment.
- How you installed PulseEffects (Flatpak or native package).
- Messages printed by PulseEffects when executed from command line in debug mode
G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=pulseeffects pulseeffects
. - The output of the command
pactl list short
. - The output of the command
pacmd list-sinks
. - The output of the command
pacmd list-sink-inputs
. - The output of the command
pacmd list-sources
. - The output of the command
pacmd list-source-outputs
. - Screenshots of Pavucontrol tabs.
- PulseEffects settings. You can save them to a file using the command
dconf dump /com/github/wwmm/pulseeffects/ > pesettings.txt
Sometimes the log messages can be long and a simple copy and paste in the comment will force everybody to scroll a lot in the browser. In order to avoid this I suggest that you attach the logs in a txt file or use the following tags when pasting the log in he comment:
<details>
<summary> Short title </summary>
put the logs here
</details>
This is how they will look like in the comment:
Short title
put the logs hereIt is not always that we need this information. Consider it a last resort in case none of the basic information helps to solve the problem.
- Increase the number of lines your terminal is able to show
- Execute
pacmd
in a terminal - Now you are inside pacmd command line. Execute
set-log-level 4
- Close
Pavucontrol
if it is open - In another terminal execute
sudo journalctl -fb | grep -i pulse
- Start
PulseEffects
and do what is necessary for the problems to happen. You should see lots of lines whenever an audio related action like volume changes is done - Save the lines printed by
journaltcl
to a file