Volume Mixer Adjusting Individual Applications (Adobe Flash Player 11)


  1. Swiftkidd
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    Volume Mixer Adjusting Individual Applications (Adobe Flash Player 11)


    29th September 2012
    Edit: Updated is a well known windows 7 / adobe bug which has existed for a while now still not resolved but thanks for reply's

    https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?...bug&id=3210127

    Hi,

    So I've not long migrated from XP to 7 and I've noticed that every time I watch or stream audio my Adobe Flash Player 11 which I like to set to 50% in Volume Mixer jumps up to 75% which makes the audio playback distorted & poor sound quality.

    How do I get it to stay at 50% ? Usually I do like to set volumes to 75% which is what I've got my Realtek Device set to but Adobe crackles and sounds bad at 75% so I have to set it to 50%

    Thanks :)
    Last edited by Swiftkidd; 29 Sep 2012 at 13:51.
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  3. fireberd
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    Is the PC actually fully Windows 7 compatible, since it was upgraded from XP? Do you have a fully Windows 7 compatible driver from Packard Bell and not a non-vendor sound driver, as non vendor drivers many times to do not work correctly.

    As a side note, I see you only have 1GB of RAM, that is insufficient for Win 7 Ultimate, as Microsoft says 2GB minimum. Also with an 8400GS, which is an old video card that also makes me wonder about the PC's full Windows 7 compatibility.
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  4. Swiftkidd
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    I think compatibility isn't the issue but yeah I think my machine handles 7 It's 32bit so 1GB is adequate for 'Ultimate' ?





    Look, Adobe Flash player is set at 'full' in-line with system audio at 75% I think if I had my system audio set to 50% it would set to 50 but I want System Audio at 75% and everything else at 50%

    I think Adobe Audio tab disappears when not in use and when it reappears it sets default at 75% ? I just want it permanently set at 50 unless I want otherwise thanks
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  6. Swiftkidd
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    Is well known Adobe/Windows 7 software bug which affects entire windows 7/Adobe user base. Hopefully will get addressed & fixed in the next version thanks

    https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?...bug&id=3210127
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