Trying to make volume controller of every application on Win10 Topic is solved

[f333t]

Hi everyone! I have been searching for a app that controls every application's volume level like while playing a game I want to decrease or increase volume level of discord. I tried many scripts but non of them worked. I learned some key binds like f11 & Volume_up:: send {Volume_Up}, however it controls main volume. So I need your helps to figure out how to make volume control of specific applications..

[mikeyww]

I used the search form and found the following, which might help.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/21984-vista-audio-control-functions/?p=143564

[Yakshongas]

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Run, SndVol.exe

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[f333t]

I used the search form and found the following, which might help.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/21984-vista-audio-control-functions/?p=143564

It's not working. I tried and I think it is for only vista, I'm using windows 10

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Run, SndVol.exe

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It opens the mixer yeah but I need to keybind applications on that mixer so I dont have to alt tab and change volume while in game

[gregster]

It's not working. I tried and I think it is for only vista, I'm using windows 10

No, it was introduced with Vista, and should still work with Win10 (although it's not necessarily beginner-level stuff).

[mikeyww]

I'm sure that there is a direct and elegant way to handle it. Could check out the app mentioned earlier. If you want to avoid more programming, NirCmd has some great and easy command-line tools for working with sound. Also: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/sound_volume_view.html

[f333t]

It's not working. I tried and I think it is for only vista, I'm using windows 10

No, it was introduced with Vista, and should still work with Win10 (although it's not necessarily beginner-level stuff).

I will try again as soon as possible

I'm sure that there is a direct and elegant way to handle it. Could check out the app mentioned earlier. If you want to avoid more programming, NirCmd Broken Link for safety has some great and easy command-line tools for working with sound. Also: https www.nirsoft.net /utils/sound_volume_view.html Broken Link for safety

sound volume view kinda works for now. Only problem is keybinding..

[mikeyww]

You could just assign a key to run a routine that uses that command-line program.

[f333t]

You could just assign a key to run a routine that uses that command-line program.

As an update your solution is working great, thank you so much. I'm using autohotkey as a keybinder right now. If anyone intereseted I can explain every single detail.

[mikeyww]

Good to hear! Thank you for the feedback.

[Kuuh]

You could just assign a key to run a routine that uses that command-line program.

As an update your solution is working great, thank you so much. I'm using autohotkey as a keybinder right now. If anyone intereseted I can explain every single detail.

Could you give me some insight on how did you manage it? Would be lovely!