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I was looking for a way to quickly change the volume to only one program, probably the active window, using a keyboard shortcut. I can do this manually with the Windows Volume Mixer, but I'm looked for a quicker way to do it.
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I was looking for a way to quickly change the volume to only one program, probably the active window, using a keyboard shortcut. I can do this manually with the Windows Volume Mixer, but I'm looked for a quicker way to do it.
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Nircmd's setappvolume, changeappvolume and muteappvolume commands are what you want.
You can create shortcuts to nircmd.exe, set keyboard shortcuts and add the following to the shortcut properties' Target fields:
setappvolume focused <volume level>
changeappvolume focused <volume level>
muteappvolume focused <mute mode>
where:
volume level is a number between 0 and 1 and stands for the percentage of change
(for changeappvolume it can be positive or negative)
mute mode is either 0 (= unmute), 1 (= mute) or 2 (= toggle between mute and unmute)