re: Stop beep in volume control
Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 11:33 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Cour-de-Joie
(1 messages posted)
Ordinarily, you only adjust the sound when you perceive what you're ALREADY PLAYNG(!)
to be either too loud or too soft, and the volume of the playback instantly lets
you know how loud the new setting is, so the "!!!BEEP!!!" is TOTALLY superfluous!!!
And, if additionally, you just happen to be RECORDING what you're listening to either
from or via the sound card, then that asinine "!!!BEEP!!!" has just RUINED your recording!
But as said ordinarily, you're ALREADY GENERATING SOUND, the loudness of which you
can immediately determine; otherwise, you'd scarcely ever think of adjusting the
volume, in an audio vacuum, so-to-speak...!
On Sunday, October 29, 2006 at 5:02 am, Rich Kurtz wrote:
>That's by design. Allows you to tell how loud the volume is set to when moving the
>slider. Why would you want to disable it? Without it you would have to use some
other
>way of generating sound to determine loudness.
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