Limit Sound Output


  1. mdweaver
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    Limit Sound Output


    I was wondering if there was a way to limit the master volume output. My teenager's do not understand that there are volume setting other than Max. I don't want to totally disable the sound just limit how loud it gets when they turn it up.

    Thanks.
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  3. John Ulbricht
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    Try buying them headphones ...
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  4. noobvious
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    mdweaver said:
    I was wondering if there was a way to limit the master volume output. My teenager's do not understand that there are volume setting other than Max. I don't want to totally disable the sound just limit how loud it gets when they turn it up.

    Thanks.
    John Ulbricht said:
    Try buying them headphones ...
    I suspect mdweaver wants to preserve the teenagers' hearing.....I know my hearing is not what it used to be.
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  6. John Ulbricht
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    John Ulbricht said:
    Try buying them headphones ...
    I suspect mdweaver wants to preserve the teenagers' hearing.....I know my hearing is not what it used to be.[/QUOTE]

    I offered the suggestion in all seriousness as there is no way I know of to limit the settings to a maximum. Having had teenagers myself I am aware of their penchant for music at maximum volume. Even if it could be limited, I would suggest that they would quickly find a way around it.
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  7. colken
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    Windows 7 Enterprise
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    Did you find a way to do this? Very interested, as I would like to keep my new speakers from being blown out.
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Hi, I'm a college student with a desktop computer. Whenever I come home, I leave my speakers at school. I used to have Windows Vista. When I'd come home, I could listen to music without headphones or speakers. In other words, sound would come from my sound card. I now have Windows 7, which...
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