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For those of you that use Vista, you probably already know it has some unique volume control "capabilities".
PH has:
ph_setsysvol()
ph_getsysvol()
ph_getsysvolmax()
ph_getsysvolmin()
But these appear to only set PowerHome's application volume, not the OVERALL volume of the computer.
Ideally, I would like to be able to control PH's volume, other applications volume, AND the overall system volume.
Has anyone else figured out a work around?
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I use ph_setsysvol(20208) with Vista and it sets Vista volume to 50.
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Yes, setting the volume is presently possible using the commands I mentioned, but is there anyway to set the OVERALL volume (and not just the application volume) when multiple applications are opened?
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In XPsp2 those commands do control the overall PC system
volume and not the application volume. Not sure about
Vista though.
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Most of my apps have their own volume control but I don’t know of any way to have PH control them.
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I know this topic is years old, but here is how I just handled this on my Win 7 system.
1. Downloaded nircmd from http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html
2. Unzipped the files and placed them in c:\windows\
3. Replaced ph_setsysvol() with the following:
a. Set system var TEMP1 to the desired volume number (between 0 and 65000)
b. ph_run('nircmd.exe setvolume 0 [TEMP1] [TEMP1]')
Explanation: I'm telling the system to set the right and left channels of main volume (0) to whatever is in TEMP1. This seems to be working fine on a Win 7 32bit system.
Hope that help someone, this conversion to Win 7 has been very interesting so far. Now I'm off to figure out why firecracker can't get a signal to the A/V center.
Peace!
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