Manipulating sound on a system...

[thepip3r]

I'm not looking for code. I just want to know if anyone can point me in the right direction (say to a UDF or previous forum post) concerning how a script can manipulate the system sound volume? I've done general search on the forums for "sound", "sound udf", "volume manipulation", etc and haven't found anything relative to what I'm looking for. I'd appreciate any guidance.

[Zedna]

SoundSetWaveVolume()

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\sound.au3

Audio UDF

Sound UDF

links collection

Also look at feature request

Edited February 8, 2008 by Zedna

[Monamo]

I'm not looking for code. I just want to know if anyone can point me in the right direction (say to a UDF or previous forum post) concerning how a script can manipulate the system sound volume? I've done general search on the forums for "sound", "sound udf", "volume manipulation", etc and haven't found anything relative to what I'm looking for. I'd appreciate any guidance.

Took me a while to remember who I had remembered talking about this stuff. Here is one from Volly that may help.

[thepip3r]

Awesome --

FYI -- I hope this doesn't break any kind of TOS about pulling a prank on a coworker but he listens to his music WAY TOO LOUD. So I'm going to throw this in this startup folder on his profile so when he's listneing to music, it will adjust the volume by 5% every 15 secs just to throw him off. =P

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#include <Audio.au3>
#NoTrayIcon

Global $x,$state

$state = "inc"

For $x=0 to 3000; Approx a half day based off of the sleep value
    
    _VariantVolLevel()
    Sleep(15000); Sleep 15 Seconds

Next



Func _VariantVolLevel()
    Local $curVolume

    
    $curVolume = Int(_SoundGetMasterVolume())
    
    Select
        Case $curVolume <= 0
            _SoundSetMasterVolume(1)
            $state = "inc"
        Case $curVolume >= 100
            _SoundSetMasterVolume(99)
            $state = "dec"
        Case $curVolume>=0 AND $curVolume<=100
            If $state="inc" Then
                $curVolume += 5
            ElseIf $state = "dec" Then
                $curVolume -= 5
            EndIf
            
            _SoundSetMasterVolume($curVolume)
    EndSelect
        
;MsgBox(0,$x,"Current: " & _SoundGetMasterVolume() & @CRLF & "State: " & $state  & @CRLF & "Val: " & $curVolume)
        
EndFunc

If this is not cool to post, please let me know.

Thanx for the help gentlemen, those UDFs are exactly what I was looking for.

Edited February 8, 2008 by thepip3r