# &i18n-plasmapa;

&Sebastian.Kuegler; &Sebastian.Kuegler.mail;
2015 &Sebastian.Kuegler;
&FDLNotice;
2015-08-10
Plasma 5.4

This documentation describes the &i18n-plasmapa; Systemsettings module.

KDE System Settings configuration multimedia sound volume speaker headset bluetooth phonon pulseaudio

## Introduction

&i18n-plasmapa; provides the user with a mechanism to control the volume of devices and applications using the PulseAudio sound system.

### System Settings Module

&i18n-plasmapa; provides the user with a mechanism to control the volume of devices and applications using the PulseAudio sound system.

&i18n-plasmapa; allows the user to control the volume of output devices, application-level channels, input and recording devices. It allows the user to route audio to and from specific devices. &i18n-plasmapa; consists of a system settings module and a Plasma widget, which can usually be found in the system tray area.

&i18n-plasmapa; groups volume and sound settings for different channels or devices into the following groups:

- Applications: Applications that play audio, such as your music player or web browser.

- Recording: Change the volume of recording devices, such as a connected microphone or head set.

- Output Devices: Output devices, you can find your headphone jack or bass woofer or connected bluetooth speaker here, grouped under the sound card they are connected to.

- Input Devices: Sound input devices that maybe be connected to your computer.

- Configuration: This tab allows to set specific profiles to such as Analog Stereo or Digital Surround 5.1. For bluetooth devices, you can switch to the high-fidelity AD2P bluetooth profile here.

### Plasma Widget

The &i18n-plasmapa; Plasma Widget is automatically loaded in the system tray area. Clicking on the speaker icon in the panel opens a popup with volume control sliders for different playback devices, and allows to change their volume individually.

### Credits and License

&i18n-plasmapa;

Program copyright 2014-2015 Harald Sitter

Documentation Copyright © 2015 &Sebastian.Kuegler; &Sebastian.Kuegler.mail;

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