Musings on stream device and volume restore rules

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2009/3/25 Colin Guthrie <gmane at colin.guthr.ie>:
> 'Twas brillig, and Jason Taylor at 24/03/09 23:59 did gyre and gimble:
>>
>> In the case of USB headsets I think a rule that says if a new local output
>> appears "move all streams (new and current)" to it option would cover 90% of
>> cases with an option to toggle the rule off?
>>
>> Thats what I have running anyway at it works as I'd expect
>
> Well with the priority lists and the fact it remembers previously plugged in
> devices, I'd say that it's not a major issue. If a brand new, never seen
> before device is plugged in, the real issue here is where does it go in the
> priority list? If it goes to the top, you get what you want here I think.
> The second time it's plugged in, it's already in the list in some capacity
> so the rules as to whether to move the streams across to it is pretty
> straightforward and clear.
>
> So if the implementation section of my proposal is accepted, it would be
> trivial to create a "module-new-devices-take-top-spot" module that
> implements this policy.

Has any work/progress been made in this area?



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