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added function to increase volume not exceeding specified limit
simply changed PA_VOLUME_MAX to 'limit' in pa_cvolume_inc
pa_cvolume_inc now calls pa_cvolume_inc_clamp with PA_VOLUME_MAX limit
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fade/balance value log, but don't assert
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this the same way as pa_cvolume_scale()
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use it wherever applicable
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Increasing the volume range to -90dB has the benefit of corresponding
with a volume decrease from the full 16 bit signal to 0.
This also makes us a bit more like traditional stereos
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useful only for software volumes
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up a few things
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