You could write an idle time script with the same idle time as the screensaver.
Code:
time=1 ;activate after 1 minute of idle time.
result := time
result *= 60000
loop {
if(A_TimeIdle = result){
soundset, 0, master,,1
}
sleep, 1000
}
To fade, you use a loop. These will loop 50 times making the volume go up one notch each loop. There's 100 'notches' in the volume. That is to say if the volume was at 0 you would need to press volume up 100 times to get to max.
Code:
;fade up - getting louder
loop 50{
vol:=vol
vol+=1 ; increment by 1. change to 2,3 etc to fade faster
soundset, %vol%, master,,1
sleep, 1000
}
;fade down - getting quieter
loop 50{
vol:=vol
vol-=1 ; decrement by 1. change to 2,3 etc to fade faster
soundset, %vol%, master,,1
sleep, 1000
}
If you really needed to only mute when the screensaver is activate, you'd need to find the reg key to the screensaver filename. then make a script which waits for that filename to be active using the process command.
You could cut out the reg bit by hard coding the screensaver filename. You can find the filenames in C:\WINDOWS\system32.
I made it myself because i thought it'd be useful. turned out to be really easy.
Code:
loop {
process, wait, FLIQLO.scr
soundset, 0, master,,1
sleep, 1
}
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