SlimServer - VOLUME control

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  • KNUTE

    SlimServer - VOLUME control

    Thanks, kdf,

    OK, I see now. I primarily wanted to be sure that my stream wasn't going out at the default low volume
    without my being able to control it or even know about it.
    I've only been able to succeed once in getting my stream to a friend who was monitoring it, and when he
    got it he said it was barely audible. I made sure the volume in winamp AND in my WinXP Vol.Control were
    all set to the maximum. Then the listener emailed me that it was much better.
    Thanks again!
  • kdf
    NOT a Slim Devices Employee
    • Apr 2005
    • 9493

    #2
    SlimServer - VOLUME control

    Quoting KNUTE <knute-m (AT) cox (DOT) net>:

    > Thanks, kdf,
    >
    > OK, I see now. I primarily wanted to be sure that my stream wasn't going out
    > at the default low volume


    the default for clients with volume control is 50%.

    > without my being able to control it or even know about it.
    > I've only been able to succeed once in getting my stream to a friend who was
    > monitoring it, and when he
    > got it he said it was barely audible. I made sure the volume in winamp AND
    > in my WinXP Vol.Control were
    > all set to the maximum. Then the listener emailed me that it was much
    > better.

    changing your own winamp settings has no effect on a remote listener. The
    person using their own copy of winamp would have the only volume control over
    the stream.

    the volume control from slimserver is simply telling the hardware how to process
    the stream for otuput level. for winamp, the stream is exactly the same but
    the server has no ability to tell winamp what level of output to use. Winamp
    itself controls that wherever its being used.

    -kdf

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