I have a fresh install of Windows 8 with a fresh install of 2.1.0. The --volume command line switch doesn't seem to work. For example, the following command will launch vlc with 100% volume:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --volume 0 -vvv "http://path.to/stream.pls"
No matter what value I enter for the volume, vlc launches with my volume setting from the last time I ran it. I also tried the latest 2.1.1 nightly with the same results.
--volume not working
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Re: --volume not working
I'm guessing this is a bug... Should I report it? Still not working as of latest nightly.
Re: --volume not working
Unfortunately, --volume was removed in VLC 2.1.0...
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Gshegosh
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Re: --volume not working
Instead, try either
--waveout-volume=x.xxxx
or
--directx-volume=x.xxxx
At least the above work for me.
--waveout-volume=x.xxxx
or
--directx-volume=x.xxxx
At least the above work for me.
Re: --volume not working
This will not work for all audio outputs.
Furthermore, this is not portable either...
Furthermore, this is not portable either...
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Gshegosh
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Re: --volume not working
Perhaps it won't work for http, but it suffices my needs on local multi-user Win7.
What Arrow1 could do though is to browse the "vlcrc" file (without an extension) for further clues.
What Arrow1 could do though is to browse the "vlcrc" file (without an extension) for further clues.
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