Yeah, by defualt, it uses the output that will allow you to change the
volume independent of the computers volume. Then, you can just change the
volume of the winamp program, via the usual way. The up and down errow
keys.
HTH,
Timothy
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Yeah, by defualt, it uses the output that will allow you
: RE: Winamp volume
Ok that's interesting, when I change the volume from within Winamp here it
changes the volume of the Software speech too so I wonder what's going on
here.
Dane Trethowan
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Hi Dane,
I will get my son to try Winamp on is Mac.
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Ok that's interesting, when I change the volume
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Hi Dane,
I will get my son to try Winamp on is Mac.
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Dane,
You have to use Winamp's DirectSound PlugIn as your output PlugIn.
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You wrote:
Hi!
I'm running the PC as a virtual machine on my Mac and I need to get the old
memory going again (my memory I mean). Can you have Winamps volume set
separately to the system
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Hi
It's on one of the preinstalled output plug-ins. Easy to see.
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Hi!
I'm running the PC as a virtual
Ok, so that's obviously what I've done that's stuffed that up, I
don't like the default Winamp plug-in as it doesn't seem as easy to
configure as the other one available, can't remember the name of it
off hand.
On 04/11/2007, at 5:00 PM, albert griffith wrote:
It's on one of the
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:
: Maybe I wasn't exactly clear on my problem. I don't have a problem
: controlling JAWS volume and WINAMP together. I can lower the Winamp
: volume and JAWS won't change. The problem
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:
:
: Try pressing Up Arrow in Winamp while a file is playing to see if
: volume increases. It should increase.
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Nothing changes. I can change the preAmp and make a little difference, but
then the sound gets distorted.
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Try pressing Up Arrow in Winamp while a file is playing to see if volume
increases. It should increase.
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I have a strange issue
Hi Vicki,
try reinstalling it.
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I've done that. It's as loud as it will get.
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and press the
letter n to disable the EQ.
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Hi Vicki,
try reinstalling it.
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That's the plug in I'm using. Any settings I should check there?
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Hi,
If you select the Direct
Subject: RE: Winamp Volume problem
Hi,
If you select the Direct Sound output as the winamp output plugin you can
control the volume controls for speech and Winamp independently. Also, make
sure that the EQ isn't turned on and with the pre-amp lowered substantially.
To do this, press alt plus g
plenty loud relative to Jaws.
I'd be interested, too, if anyone has a solution.
Andy
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Maybe I
Maybe give up on Winamp and use Foobar?
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I have this problem, too, on one of my machines. Same thing
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I've done that. It's as loud as it will get.
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You use the up and down arrows to control the volume in Winamp.
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I just downloaded Winamp 523. There doesn't
Hi Marsha, do you have the appropriate box checked in the output
section of the Winamp preferences? To check if you do, what you'll
need to do is open the preferences, control plus p.
In the tree view, select output, and in the list of plugins, you'll
need to select Nullsoft waveout.
Next, tab
: winamp volume going down with fast forward and rewind
Try changing your output in Winamp preferences. You might have
Directsound
output, you could change to waveout. You can also change the directsound
output fading settings.
Also, the repeat rate of your keyboard may be to high for Winamp
Try changing your output in Winamp preferences. You might have Directsound
output, you could change to waveout. You can also change the directsound
output fading settings.
Also, the repeat rate of your keyboard may be to high for Winamp to keep up
with the current output settings.
I have this
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