SAEED Posted July 3, 2009 Posted July 3, 2009 This script using a CPU near about 04 to 09 so help me to reduce CPU usage which is using this Script expandcollapse popup#include<SoundGetSetQuery.au3> #NoTrayIcon _SoundSetWaveVolume(100) _SoundSetMasterVolume(100) ; Wave HotKeys HotKeySet("^!{NUMPAD5}", "WAVE_MUTE") HotKeySet(("!{NUMPAD9}"), "WAVE_UP") HotKeySet(("!{NUMPAD3}"), "WAVE_DOWN") ; Master Hotkeys HotKeySet("!{NUMPAD5}", "MASTER_VOLUME_MUTE") HotKeySet(("!{NUMPAD8}"), "MASTER_VOLUME_UP") HotKeySet(("!{NUMPAD2}"), "MASTER_VOLUME_DOWN") ; Wave Global Variables Global $WaveMute, $Wave_Mute_Status, $Wave_Volume_Status, $Wave_Down, $Wave_Up ;Master Global Variables Global $MasterMute, $Master_Mute_Status, $Master_Volume_Status, $Master_Down, $Master_Up While 1 Sleep(100) ; Master Query $Master_Mute_Status = _SoundGetMasterMute() $Master_Volume_Status = _SoundGetMasterVolume() ; Wave Query $Wave_Mute_Status = _SoundGetWaveMute() $Wave_Volume_Status = _SoundGetWaveVolume() Wend ;******************************************************************* ; Wave Functions Start Func WAVE_MUTE();Wave Sound Mute by pressing Alt + Shift + Numpad 5 $WaveMute = Not $WaveMute While $WaveMute Sleep(100) If $Wave_Mute_Status = 0 Then _SoundSetWaveMute(1) $WaveMute = Not $WaveMute ElseIf $Wave_Mute_Status = 1 Then _SoundSetWaveMute(0) $WaveMute = Not $WaveMute Else $WaveMute = Not $WaveMute EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>WAVE_MUTE Func WAVE_UP();Wave Sound Up by pressing Alt + Numpad 9 $Wave_Up = Not $Wave_Up While $Wave_Up Sleep(100) $Wave_Volume_Status += 5 If $Wave_Volume_Status < 105 Then _SoundSetWaveVolume($Wave_Volume_Status) $Wave_Up = Not $Wave_Up Else $Wave_Up = Not $Wave_Up EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>WAVE_UP Func WAVE_DOWN();Wave Sound Down by pressing Alt + Numpad 3 $Wave_Down = Not $Wave_Down While $Wave_Down Sleep(100) $Wave_Volume_Status -= 5 If $Wave_Volume_Status > -5 Then _SoundSetWaveVolume($Wave_Volume_Status) $Wave_Down = Not $Wave_Down Else $Wave_Down = Not $Wave_Down EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>WAVE_DOWN ; Wave Functions End ;******************************************************************* ;******************************************************************* ; Master Functions Start Func MASTER_VOLUME_MUTE();Master Volume Mute by pressing Alt + Numpad 5 $MasterMute = Not $MasterMute While $MasterMute Sleep(100) If $Master_Mute_Status = 0 Then _SoundSetMasterMute(1) $MasterMute = Not $MasterMute ElseIf $Master_Mute_Status = 1 Then _SoundSetMasterMute(0) $MasterMute = Not $MasterMute Else $MasterMute = Not $MasterMute EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>MASTER_VOLUME_MUTE Func MASTER_VOLUME_UP();Master Volume Up by pressing Alt + Numpad 9 $Master_Up = Not $Master_Up While $Master_Up Sleep(100) $Master_Volume_Status += 5 If $Master_Volume_Status < 105 Then _SoundSetMasterVolume($Master_Volume_Status) $Master_Up = Not $Master_Up Else $Master_Up = Not $Master_Up EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>MASTER_VOLUME_UP Func MASTER_VOLUME_DOWN();Master Volume Down by pressing Alt + Numpad 3 $Master_Down = Not $Master_Down While $Master_Down Sleep(100) $Master_Volume_Status -= 5 If $Master_Volume_Status > -5 Then _SoundSetMasterVolume($Master_Volume_Status) $Master_Down = Not $Master_Down Else $Master_Down = Not $Master_Down EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>MASTER_VOLUME_DOWN ; Master Functions End ;*******************************************************************SoundGetSetQuery.au3
somdcomputerguy Posted July 3, 2009 Posted July 3, 2009 (edited) Depending on your OS, you might can use this (with Send) for Main volume control, {VOLUME_MUTE} 2000/XP Only: Mute the volume {VOLUME_DOWN} 2000/XP Only: Reduce the volume {VOLUME_UP} 2000/XP Only: Increase the volume (the commands above also work for me with Vista) I use ControlSend directly to a media player to manage it's volume level Also I have used code like this to control main volume.. Run("sndvol.exe", "", @SW_HIDE) WinWaitActive("Volume Mixer") ControlSend("Volume Mixer", "", "msctls_trackbar321", "{END}") {END} sets vol to 0, {HOME} to 100, {UP} and {DOWN} for increments, "m" to mute Edited July 3, 2009 by snowmaker - Bruce /*somdcomputerguy */ If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
Bert Posted July 3, 2009 Posted July 3, 2009 You could also use audio.au3 the link is in my signature The Vollatran project My blog: http://www.vollysinterestingshit.com/
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