Sound volume

  • Thread starter Thread starter Hugo
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Hi Hugo,
What is the better way to control sound volume ?

I think Herfried means that you did ask "better" instead of "best" and in
the same sentence that he did not know it either.

But I agree with Scott, that Herfried because he is also not a native
English speaker knows what you mean and has to know that this kind of humor
is not well done in this international newsgroup.

Don't blaim Herfried for one mistake,

Cor
 
i'm sorry. my english is very bad :-s

so what is the best way to contol sound volume ?

thanks

Cor a écrit:
 
Hi Hugo,

I think noone of the regular visitors knows it, because otherwise you had an
answer I think.

You even did not get a link.

So your best luck will be searching for that on Google, but be aware of the
answers there, sometimes it is totaly wrong.

Cor
 
* "Cor said:
I think Herfried means that you did ask "better" instead of "best" and in
the same sentence that he did not know it either.

But I agree with Scott, that Herfried because he is also not a native
English speaker knows what you mean and has to know that this kind of humor
is not well done in this international newsgroup.

Don't blaim Herfried for one mistake,

Mhm... I thought that the OP maybe has forgotten to post multiple
ways...
 
* "Hugo said:
What is the better way to control sound volume ?

You will have to use p/invoke on the 'waveOutSetVolume'
function. Declaration:

\\\
Private Declare Function waveOutSetVolume Lib "winmm.dll" ( _
ByVal uDeviceID As IntPtr, _
ByVal dwVolume As UInt32 _
) As Int32
///

Sorry, I don't have a sample.
 
* "Cor said:
I think noone of the regular visitors knows it, because otherwise you had an
answer I think.

LOL. I know how to do it but I was not sure if there was something
missing in the OP's post.
You even did not get a link.

He got a declare.
 
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