Henry,
xmms doesn't usually set the volume. Nor is the volume set in a config
file - its essentially a state in the driver.
Just use a tool like aumix (or amixer for alsa) to change volume levels:
aumix -v50,0
play_sound
aumix -v0,50
play_sound
The -w option is also handy, depending on your
Hello
I am using xmms with alsa and using a shell script to play a series of
sound files at different amplitudes -by setting the volume level in the
~/.xmms/config file before running - ie:
volume_left=50
volume_right=0
However they play at full volume anyway and when I look in the config
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