Advanced volume controls don't want to stay in place

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Tim - 19 Jul 2006 16:47 GMT

In the advanced volume controls, I have been having trouble with the "wave"
control. It does not want to stay in place when I am using an online
listening service (Rhapsody). It drops down to a too low level. By the way,
the volume controls in general are too low. How can I get the settings to
stay in place? Right now I have to adjust them all the time. Any
suggestions? Thanks.

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Byte - 19 Jul 2006 17:26 GMT

Start>Control Panel>Sounds and Audio>Devbice Volume
Click or slide it to the right>Apply>ok

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> In the advanced volume controls, I have been having trouble with the "wave"
> control. It does not want to stay in place when I am using an online
> listening service (Rhapsody). It drops down to a too low level. By the way,
> the volume controls in general are too low. How can I get the settings to
> stay in place? Right now I have to adjust them all the time. Any
> suggestions? Thanks.

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Tim - 24 Jul 2006 17:50 GMT

No, I already have it turned all the way up. Thanks anyway.

What I'm wondering about is how/why the music service (Rhapsody) changes the
volume settings in the control panel. I don't think that should happen - but
it does.

> Start>Control Panel>Sounds and Audio>Devbice Volume
> Click or slide it to the right>Apply>ok
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> > stay in place? Right now I have to adjust them all the time. Any
> > suggestions? Thanks.

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Byte - 25 Jul 2006 19:10 GMT

Tim, open Windows Media Player>View>Enhancements and
check if Crossfading and Auto Volume Leveling is checked.
If it is, uncheck it.

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> No, I already have it turned all the way up. Thanks anyway.
>
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> > > stay in place? Right now I have to adjust them all the time. Any
> > > suggestions? Thanks.

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Tim - 31 Jul 2006 20:32 GMT

No, that does not do the trick. If you can suggest something else, please
do. I suppose I can also check with the listening service (Rhapsody) and ask
them if their software is altering my settings for some reason.

> Tim, open Windows Media Player>View>Enhancements and
> check if Crossfading and Auto Volume Leveling is checked.
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> > > > stay in place? Right now I have to adjust them all the time. Any
> > > > suggestions? Thanks.

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