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When holding control and using volume keys on keyboard, change wave
MilesAhead:
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I've got some shortcuts on this keyboard, like phyisical keys. I also do not know wether the multimedia keys would work.
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Have you looked in Control Panel? Sometimes those buttons have an applet where you can enter commands.
Coeluh:
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I've got some shortcuts on this keyboard, like phyisical keys. I also do not know wether the multimedia keys would work.
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Have you looked in Control Panel? Sometimes those buttons have an applet where you can enter commands.
-MilesAhead (March 28, 2009, 09:15 PM)
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At the keyboard section it says something about setpoint, but then it just opens it.
MilesAhead:
Hmmmmm I don't know too much about the custom keyboard buttons. I use HP PCs but I have a KVMA switch. I used to try to program the special buttons but every time I jumped to the other PC it messed it up, so I gave up trying.
AutoIt3 has a very simple command built in to set the wav volume
SoundSetWaveVolume(percent)
It also has some hotkey facilities. The hotkey mechanism isn't as extensive as AutoHotKey but the syntax is easy to understand. It's a pretty good lanuage for a beginner programmer.
You'd use the HotKeySet() function to set the hotkey.
Then in the handler adjust the percentage up or down and
call SoundSetWaveVolume().
Should be less than 20 lines of code even if you set up the tray menu.
Just a matter of which keys HotKeySet() allows you to use.
I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader. :)
AutoIt3 has a forum
http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?
There are newbies asking for help all the time. Seems
like a pretty easy project to start with. If you get it
to work it will a lot more fun to use it. You could even
stick an icon with your name on it(well initials anyway,) on the thing. ;)
Coeluh:
Hmmmmm I don't know too much about the custom keyboard buttons. I use HP PCs but I have a KVMA switch. I used to try to program the special buttons but every time I jumped to the other PC it messed it up, so I gave up trying.
AutoIt3 has a very simple command built in to set the wav volume
SoundSetWaveVolume(percent)
It also has some hotkey facilities. The hotkey mechanism isn't as extensive as AutoHotKey but the syntax is easy to understand. It's a pretty good lanuage for a beginner programmer.
You'd use the HotKeySet() function to set the hotkey.
Then in the handler adjust the percentage up or down and
call SoundSetWaveVolume().
Should be less than 20 lines of code even if you set up the tray menu.
Just a matter of which keys HotKeySet() allows you to use.
I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader. :)
AutoIt3 has a forum
http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?
There are newbies asking for help all the time. Seems
like a pretty easy project to start with. If you get it
to work it will a lot more fun to use it. You could even
stick an icon with your name on it(well initials anyway,) on the thing. ;)
-MilesAhead (March 29, 2009, 01:15 PM)
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There already where plenty solutions to my problem, it is just setpoint interferes.
Coeluh:
I finally figured it out. I dont need setpoint anymore, but still i'm looking for something with a nice on screen display. I'm the one that really appreciates eye candy, if you know what I mean. I'm now able to map my shortcutskeys, but I do need a fancy good looking osd or something simlar.
Volumouse did a good job, but just not good enough. Sorry for being all weird.
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