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rockowitz / ddcui

Graphical user interface for ddcutil - control monitor settings
http://www.ddcutil.com
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change of Audio speaker volume #21

Closed jaccc closed 3 years ago

jaccc commented 3 years ago

It could be possible to change: x62 Audio speaker volume RW NC

rockowitz commented 3 years ago

I think what you mean to say is you'd like to be able to set the value of feature x62 from the GUI.

In MCCS 2.0 and 2.1 this feature is a normal Continuous feature. It MCCS 3.0, and more importantly MCCS 2.2, it is classed as Non-Continuous. In actuality, it and a few other features are a blend of continuous and non-continuous - they have a continuous range, with some special values. In the case of feature x62, values in the range x01..xFE represent a volume level. x01 and xFE indicate the minimum and maximum volume respectively. Value x00 indicates, not minimum level, but "Fixed (default) level", and xFF indicates, not maximum volume, but "Mute".

Design of a widget to represent such values is on the TODO list.

rockowitz commented 3 years ago

Can I ask you to run "ddcutil probe --verbose" on your system and send the output as an attachment? Thank you.

On 7/3/20 8:00 AM, jaccc wrote:

It could be possible to change: x62 Audio speaker volume RW NC

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rockowitz commented 3 years ago

Support for features x62 (Audio Volume), x8f (Audio Treble), x91 (Audio Bass) and x93 (Audio Balance) will appear in the next ddcui release ( >= 0.1.3)