bug fix when having multiple audio sinks to not confuse processes #5
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Accidentally added a .bak file which should be deleted |
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latest change allows it to detect Chromium commercials now |
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The code would accidentally mute my browser YouTube audio sink when a spotify ad would come on. Now it properly identifies the PulseAudio sink index corresponding to Spotify, by using
pacmd list-sink-inputs, thengrepto find lines near"application.name = spotify", then usinggrepandawkto extract the proper sink index to muteEDIT: In the final commit, it also now loops through all spotify sinks (there can be multiple) and mutes/unmutes all of them, therefore blocking ads more powerfully than ever before