Answer by astrovan for Change device controlled by volume keys without...
I updated qwertymodo's code for AutoHotkey v2.You can directly use the name of the audio device from windows, with or without the elements in parentheses. For example, this means you can replace the...
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Answer by user1206772 for Change device controlled by volume keys without...
I found an easier way as of Windows 10: you go in to your advanced audio settings and change your default master volume to the device you want to change the volume on, then change everything else to...
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BLARG's answer worked for me, but I decided to see if I could get it to work with just AutoHotKey, and it turns out that yes, you can.; Use the Soundcard Analysis script found here to set these...
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I found a different solution which some might wanna use instead of AutoHotkeyI posted it on Another post here
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I've had your exact problem, and I've come up with a solution, though I would like a more permanent one.Answer found hereIn short, I used Nircmd to get some console commands to change the volume of the...
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Seeing how I ran into the same issue and this came on top of google:As far as I know there's no way to do this in standalone windows. There's however an application called volume2 which allows you to...
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I'm not sure exactly how to do this, but i may be able to give you a few starting points. Right click the Realtech start icon and go to audio devices. Select the device you wish to be able to modify...
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My audio is routed through a second device (default), which then feeds to the primary. Changing the volume of the second device doesn't affect anything, even if I set it to 0. Windows requires the...
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