Re: [pygame] suggestions for a linux mixer

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Subject: Re: [pygame] suggestions for a linux mixer
From: Greg Ewing <greg.ewing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 14:33:27 +1200
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Laura Creighton wrote:

It turns out that what I needed to do was to turn
mute _on_ for the headphones.  Why this is I have no idea.


Maybe "mute the headphones" implies "don't mute the
speaker" and vice versa. Or something.

--
Greg

References:
- [pygame] suggestions for a linux mixer
  - From: Laura Creighton
- Re: [pygame] suggestions for a linux mixer
  - From: James Paige
- Re: [pygame] suggestions for a linux mixer
  - From: Laura Creighton