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[rosto]

@joedf,

 

Very nice script.

But in windows 8 it puts also another slider on the screen as the one Rijul has.

http://i.imgur.com/vr0xSlh.jpg

 

I resolved it by changing the 

Send {Volume_Up}

Send {Volume_Down}

to

SoundSet +3 

SoundSet -3

 

It seems to work fine.

I don't know if this creates other problems, so far all well.

 

But what I really don't like is that I can't integrate the script in my scripts file.

.....Yes I can but I have to put your script at the top of all other scripts and I noted

that in that case a few other scripts didn't work anymore.

 

Do you have autoexecute code in your script what has to be placed at the top of the scripts file?

Can I resolve this problem in one way or another?

[ozzii]

Hi,

A little question:

Why when I start the script (with a little modification the mutekey) the sound is muted on my computer?

here is the code:

Spoiler

;_______[Settings]_______
Volume_Delay:=1000
BG_color=1A1A1A
Text_color=FFFFFF
Bar_color=0xFF00FF00
Volume_OSD_Center:=1
VolUpHotkey:="#UP"
VolDownHotkey:="#DOWN"
muteKey:="^à"
;________________________


;----------------------------------------
If VolUpHotkey
Hotkey, % VolUpHotkey, WheelUp
If VolDownHotkey
Hotkey, % VolDownHotkey, WheelDown
If muteKey
Hotkey, % muteKey, Volume_Mute

Volume_Mute:
Send, {Volume_Mute}
;SoundSet, +1, , mute
Return

[joedf]

@rosto Sorry, for the late reply... I did see your post. Your change should not cause any problems, I only put Send instead of soundset, for simplicity and also let the OS decide which volume to change. Also, this was meant as an example script, I can write an "integrate-able" version if wanted. Havent simply wrapping it in a function? 

@ozzii the muting should work, if the script mutes your computer on start, then Dont forget to put a "return" to end the Auto-Execute section

Cheers!

[ozzii]

Thanks joedf.

[joedf]

No problem

[evo22]

Volume Show OSD is not always on Top, it is possible to make it always on Top of any windows?

[joedf]

it it supposed to be always on top... if it isnt... try clicking the taskbar first to activate it... then try it to see if it gets on top...

[Handull]

Love this thread, thanks joedf and Rijul!

 

Should have done something like this a long time ago, no idea why I didn't. F7 and F8 for vol up/down will be so much better than having to use two hands to do Fn+Left/Right!

[joedf]