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79 lines
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# Before using this block
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This is a fork of the block volume-pulseaudio, that supports pipewire,
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pulseaudio, and alsa. This is achieved by using the tool pactl instead of pacmd.
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So hopefuly this should be the future of this block.
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# volume-pipewire
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Display the system volume and
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optionally the default playback device and index.
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Offers controls for these via clicks/scrolling.
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Supports changing audiostreams that are already playing.
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# Dependencies
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pipewire-pulse, pipewire-alsa, pipewire-jack, alsa-utils, fontawesome (fonts-font-awesome package) for the speaker symbols
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# Usage
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Left/right clicks change default playback device, middle click mutes, scrolling
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adjusts volume. If your keyboard has audio buttons, it is suggested to add the
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the following to your i3 config
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```
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# Pipewire-pulse
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bindsym XF86AudioMute exec pactl set-sink-mute 0 toggle
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bindsym XF86AudioMute --release exec pkill -RTMIN+1 i3blocks
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bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec pactl set-sink-volume 0 -5%
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bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume --release exec pkill -RTMIN+1 i3blocks
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bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec pactl set-sink-volume 0 +5%
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bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume --release exec pkill -RTMIN+1 i3blocks
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# Media player controls
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bindsym XF86AudioPlay exec playerctl play-pause
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bindsym XF86AudioPause exec playerctl play-pause
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bindsym XF86AudioNext exec playerctl next
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bindsym XF86AudioPrev exec playerctl previous
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```
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where the number `1` in `-RTMIN+1` can be replaced to another signal number,
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as long as it agrees what you put for `signal=` in your i3blocks config.
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The previous lines also assume your mixer is "pulse" and your scontrol is "Master".
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If yours are different, change them appropriately.
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Alternatively to using signals, you may use the `SUBSCRIBE=1` option in your config in order to have the block
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automatically respond to audio change events. This option requires `interval=persist`
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and always uses the `LONG_FORMAT`.
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# Config
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```INI
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[volume-pipewire]
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command=$SCRIPT_DIR/volume-pipewire
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interval=once
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signal=1
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#MIXER=[determined automatically]
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#SCONTROL=[determined automatically]
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##exposed format variables: ${SYMB}, ${VOL}, ${INDEX}, ${NAME}
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#LONG_FORMAT="${SYMB} ${VOL}% [${INDEX}:${NAME}]"
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#SHORT_FORMAT="${SYMB} ${VOL}% [${INDEX}]"
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#AUDIO_HIGH_SYMBOL=' '
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#AUDIO_MED_THRESH=50
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#AUDIO_MED_SYMBOL=' '
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#AUDIO_LOW_THRESH=0
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#AUDIO_LOW_SYMBOL=' '
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#AUDIO_DELTA=5
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#DEFAULT_COLOR="#ffffff"
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#MUTED_COLOR="#a0a0a0"
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#USE_ALSA_NAME=0
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#USE_DESCRIPTION=0
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## SUBSCRIBE=1 requires interval=persist and always uses LONG_FORMAT
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#SUBSCRIBE=0
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```
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