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Just fresh installed linux mint, installed audacious and have the same thing happen to me, so you're not alone. |
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This problem is still there in Audacious 4.4.2 working on Manjaro KDE. I've noticed that if I uncheck the "Play/Pause Media" box in KDE's hotkeys settings, Audacious actually recognises the key and I'm able to assign it in the Audacious Hotkey Plugin, but it obviously stops working in every other app which was relying on KDE's hotkey system. What I'd expect is Audacious to work like every other media playing app, to have the possibility to listen to KDE's hotkeys I guess which I'd suspect are some kind of universal key protocol? |
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By default my keyboard's playback keys does not work in Audacious 4.2-1 (Debian 12 + KDE - stable package).
It works in a Clementine player, maybe due to me using my system "Media Controller" Shortcuts to map these media keys to a Clementine. Doing the same for Audacious does not work. "Global hotkeys" plugin of Audacious does not recognize/map the key when pressed. Other, regular key shortcuts are mapped.
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
language map/layout is: cs/cz (non-english)
Model is: generic 101 key PC
After messing with the Keyboard shortcuts (system settings configuration) it started working. Possible steps inside Shortcuts configuration of my system:
and apply changes
then the play/pause media key started working in Audacious.
Created an issue for this: #1603
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