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How To fix “Loud Volume” in Fedora linux

Posted on July 7, 2016 by admin
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Problem: Volume goes from mute to 100% with very little ability to adjust it.

The following command should work on any Linux computer that is running alsa.

alsactl init
Posted in Fedora, Linux | Tagged alsa, fedora, linux, sound, volume | Leave a reply

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