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Is there a way to show system volume while changing it?
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TheEventGhostUser
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Is there a way to show system volume while changing it?
Is there a way to show the current system volume while changing it?
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Re: Is there a way to show system volume while changing it?
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TheEventGhostUser
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Re: Is there a way to show system volume while changing it?
Thanks, I tried it, what am I doing wrong here?
Re: Is there a way to show system volume while changing it?
You need the "System.Volume" event in the macro to get the volume. So try it the way Pako showed you, in a separate macro from the one changing the volume. Check this Using OSD and display current volume level [SOLVED] thread for a discussion.TheEventGhostUser wrote:Thanks, I tried it, what am I doing wrong here?
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