Sound Mixer settings


  1. Posts : 72
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit Sp1
       #1

    Sound Mixer settings


    Hi folk's,

    required a little help here see the attached screen shot. I want to change all the other volume on 100% except for the master voume which i want to keep according to my need. So how can i do it ? please do reply thanks to all in advance
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  2. Posts : 9,582
    Windows 8.1 Pro RTM x64
       #2

    Sorry, but you can't do that. The volume levels for individual sources, such as those shown in your image, cannot have their levels set higher than the master volume level. If the master volume level is set at, say 50%, then increasing any of the levels from the other sources above 50% will automatically cause the master volume to increase accordingly. Conversely, reducing the master volume level will cause the levels from other sources to decrease once the master volume level reaches and goes lower than their individual levels.
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  3. Posts : 72
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit Sp1
    Thread Starter
       #3

    ok thanks for the reply but is there any other way i can change the volume indiviusally ? its really really making me so sick because of this stupid feature Windows XP volume control is best then this stupid volume mixer
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  4. Posts : 8,135
    Windows 10 64 bit
       #4

    Unless you can find some 3rd party application that will do what you want, you are stuck with the Windows 7 (and Win 8 if you install that) defaults.
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  5. Posts : 2,362
    Win7 H.Prem. 32bit+SP1
       #5

    simonsez9 said:
    ok thanks for the reply but is there any other way i can change the volume indiviusally ? its really really making me so sick because of this stupid feature Windows XP volume control is best then this stupid volume mixer
    If you purchase a good pair of speakers, you can use it's volume wheel.
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