Names in "Port Settings" not meaningful enough

[NicolasGoeddel]

Describe the bug
In the settings dialog I can choose weather I want to show or hide a port. The issue is that I've got there 4 times "Mikrofon", 2 times "Digitaleingang (S/PDIF)", 2 times "Digitalausgang (S/PDIF)", 2 times "Analoge Ausgabe" and so on.

As you can see in the image I can not be sure which port I am hiding or showing. It would be nice to see the same names as in the actual chooser menu which looks like this:

Extension Information

• Gnome Shell 3.36.2
• I don't know how to see that, but I installed it straight from here: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/906/sound-output-device-chooser/
• Ubuntu 20.04

[sherbang]

In addition to the names not being specific enough, if I disable one "Microphone" in Port Settings then none of my Microphone devices show in the chooser anymore.

Here's two screenshots to demonstrate. I hide one Microphone and both disappear. This works the same if I set the second Microphone in the list to "Show" or "Default".

[NicolasGoeddel]

@sherbang Good point! I noticed that too. But I guess the reason why that happens is exactly the same. Because of the same names the ports are indistinguishable.

[kgshank]

It seems to due to the name conflicts. I will see how it can be fixed

[NicolasGoeddel]

Can I give that a slight push? ;-)

[kgshank]

@NicolasGoeddel , I understand the inconvenience, couldn't spend time in the extension in recent months. I will try to push something soon.

[kgshank]

@NicolasGoeddel Fixes released for this issue. Available in git. Wait for update in extensions.gnome.org

[NicolasGoeddel]

Hey, thanks. It works now. Just updated the extension from extensions.gnome.org and it looks great now: