While I am editing, I often listen to music, because it's not always necessary to be concentrated on the video sound, when I am only working on effects. Sometimes I listen to the browser or to my media player. It would be nice to auto-duck the music, when sound comes from kdenlive project/clip monitor. Pulseaudio has a module for that: module-role-ducking https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/Modules/#index65h3 You can already set kdenlive's role to "phone" and e.g. firefox's role to "music" via the PULSE_PROP variable like: http://unix.stackexchange.com/posts/118524/revisions So the role "music" gets auto-ducked by "phone" But the problem with that is, kdenlive's audio output is _always_ "on" after I clicked play at the project monitor player, so I never hear the music of firefox after I started editing. Maybe you can implement this feature with the ability to set off. Mumble has a similar feature for their audio output. Reproducible: Always
Can you please file a new feature request on phabricator.kde.org? This is a feature request and we have Phabricator for this, so we can reduce the report load on the bug tracker. Thank you very much for your cooperation!