Rich Koziol wrote:
On 28 Feb 2006 at 6:28, Hugh Gundersen wrote:
If running Real Player and you have turned the sound down it also
affects the Windows controls too... Why? - no idea but often I have
lost sound then realised the I had used Real Player...
Sound volume control in Win has several sliders, including the master
volume slider. Some of the sound/video players control the Wave
slider, but if you're not looking, you won't see it.
When you close the player, you leave the win slider in some lower
position, so the next time another player opens it, it can be too low
to be heard.
I do not use Real Player, but have seen it happen in Media Player
Classic. Eventually managed to set the options such that it did not
happen. OTOH, maybe my settings had nothing to do with it - it just
happened by itself :-)
I checked all the sliders -- CP > Sounds and Audio > Audio > Sound playback > Volume --
and a couple had "mute all" checked. Wonder why.
Thanks.
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Columbus, NJ
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