Not sure, but maybe try xmodmap -pk | grep Mute to find the
appropriate keycode, which seems to be 121 for my keyboard
(but I'm not seeing anything that looks like "Unmute"; maybe
you're just supposed to press Mute a second time?). Anyway,
now use xev and press the key you think should be Mute,
and see if its displayed keycode actually is your Mute keycode.
Suppose it's not... suppose it's, say, 66, and from xmodmap
you know Mute should be 121. Then xmodmap -e "keycode 66 = Mute"
should re-assign the key you want to be Mute so that it actually is.
Same idea for Unmute, I suppose, but like I said, I'm not seeing
any Unmute key for my keyboard.
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