windows xp style volume control panel in windows 7?

[yeahman45]

is it possible to have windows xp style volume/audio panel in windows 7? here's my problem.. i have a very old analog tv card that outputs audio through the cd audio... in xp i an unmute the cd audio to get the sound but in windows 7... i am unable to find how to individually unmute the cd audio... anyone can help? thx in advance

 

[Brink]

Hello Yeahman,

You might see if right clicking on the Volume icon in the notification area, and clicking on Open Volume Mixer may have an option for the volume control of the CD audio. If so, then clicking on it's speaker should unmute it.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[yeahman45]

Hello Yeahman,

You might see if right clicking on the Volume icon in the notification area, and clicking on Open Volume Mixer may have an option for the volume control of the CD audio. If so, then clicking on it's speaker should unmute it.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

thx for the reply but i don't have the cd audio in the mixer panel as i said.. (see attached; winTVR is the name of my tv tuner application)

 

[ashleyg]

When you insert an audio CD for example, then an entry should show in the Mixer for the application you have assigned to play the audio. Eg. WMP. It has a mute on/off option below the volume slider control.

Not sure if that's exactly what you are after but may help.

 

[yeahman45]

the tv card audio output is connected via the cd audio internal wire..... but in windows 7 there's no way to control the cd audio volume while in windows xp you can easily control each audio output (line in, cd audio, microphone).. in windows 7 it only shows the application's volume and it's not working for the tv tuner app