Linux command
pamixer 命令
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常用示例
Get current volume
pamixer --get-volume
Set volume
pamixer --set-volume [50]
Increase volume
pamixer -i [5]
Decrease volume
pamixer -d [5]
Mute audio
pamixer -m
Unmute audio
pamixer -u
Toggle mute
pamixer -t
Set volume for specific sink
pamixer --sink [1] --set-volume [50]
说明
pamixer controls PulseAudio and PipeWire volume from the command line. It provides simple volume management for scripting and keybindings. Volume operations work as percentages. Increase and decrease adjust relative to current level. Set-volume applies an absolute percentage. Mute control toggles audio without changing volume level. The toggle command provides single-key mute/unmute functionality. Sink selection targets specific audio outputs when multiple exist. Default sink is used when not specified. Sources control microphone and input levels. Allow-boost permits volume above 100%, useful for quiet audio sources. This may cause distortion with already-loud content. The tool works with both PulseAudio and PipeWire (through its PulseAudio compatibility layer).
参数
- --get-volume
- Print current volume.
- --set-volume _N_
- Set volume percentage.
- -i _N_, --increase _N_
- Increase volume by N%.
- -d _N_, --decrease _N_
- Decrease volume by N%.
- -m, --mute
- Mute.
- -u, --unmute
- Unmute.
- -t, --toggle-mute
- Toggle mute state.
- --get-mute
- Print mute status.
- --sink _ID_
- Select sink (output).
- --source _ID_
- Select source (input).
- --default-source
- Use default source.
- --list-sinks
- List available sinks.
- --list-sources
- List available sources.
- --allow-boost
- Allow volume above 100%.
FAQ
What is the pamixer command used for?
pamixer controls PulseAudio and PipeWire volume from the command line. It provides simple volume management for scripting and keybindings. Volume operations work as percentages. Increase and decrease adjust relative to current level. Set-volume applies an absolute percentage. Mute control toggles audio without changing volume level. The toggle command provides single-key mute/unmute functionality. Sink selection targets specific audio outputs when multiple exist. Default sink is used when not specified. Sources control microphone and input levels. Allow-boost permits volume above 100%, useful for quiet audio sources. This may cause distortion with already-loud content. The tool works with both PulseAudio and PipeWire (through its PulseAudio compatibility layer).
How do I run a basic pamixer example?
Run `pamixer --get-volume` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --get-volume do in pamixer?
Print current volume.