Is it possible to bind the Windows Volume control to this? One YouTube review said it cannot be done.
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I think it is possible. One switch to increase and one to decrease volume. However, figuring out which keys to bind may be tricky.
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It can be set to any normal keys....so you can set it to do what ever you need IF you have a secondary program that allows you to, lets say, ctrl+U for volume up, then you set the footboard up switch to ctrl+up.
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The device itself is nothing more than a keyboard controller. To do what you want to do requires a third party application to assign a macro function to control the audio volume with hot keys. Once this is established, then you could assign those hot keys to the foot board.
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The volume control is limited to the device you are connecting. The Goal Zero unit does not have a volume control. Just an on/off switch on the inside. Contol the volume with the device you attach.
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Partially, do not have the input button, no way to change between audio sources
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Steven What OS you got? In windows 7 for me all you got to do is change a option in the playback device setting click on the speaker.
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Assuming you have a Windows Operating System, go into control panel and in hardware/sound options, select the playback device as the Alesis USB Audio. This should route the audio to the Alesis and allow you to control the volume from the board.
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Hi. No there isn't a volume control on the speakers. It relys on your device. Yes it will work with windows phone with same micro port. ... But it does have an auxiliary port also.... So anything can connect easily.
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YES. Unfortunately there is no apps that can utilize the device like the driver Creative builds for Windows OSes. What you get is raw sound out of device. Simply put it, the sound off it is the same as the output on the head jack. Hopes it helps... I am a bit surprised being asked this question. I thought I am the only one who does this type of stuff.
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None!Control talk does not have volume features but you can easily replace it with one that has. I did. Probably works on anything that has simple headphones
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I've found no way to adjust the volume on mine other than to use the source device (computer, ipod, iphone, etc).
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That control doesn't work with music. There is a sound controller that you need.
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I run Win7, so based on what version of windows you run, you may have to select differently named buttons/links to achieve this. First of all, ensure that your volume control (lower right corner) is not set to mute. For some reason many times this will default to mute with new devices. If not, try the steps listed below and if that doesn't work, google your entire question and read through the plethora of advice from some great minds that will probably cure your problem. Try this: Go to Start-&gt;Settings-&gt;Control Panel-&gt;Adminstrative Tools-&gt;Services Then locate in the list of services "Windows Audio". Open this service If this service is showing with a Startup type set to Disabled then Select "Automatic" from the drop down list then hit apply. Then click the "Start" button. If this service is showing with a Startup type set to Manual then Select "Automatic" from the drop down list then hit apply. Then click the "Start" button. Next Go to Start-&gt;Settings-&gt;Control Panel-&gt;Sounds and Audio Devices then select the Volume Tab then put a tick in the box marked "Place Volume Icon in the Task Bar" then click apply. With a bit of luck and following wind you should now have your sound restored. I also failed to note that you might be missing some Codecs required to playback this format, if the video doesn't play either. Good luck
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The volume is adjusted on the device you are using. There isn't a separate volume controller.
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The unit itself? Unfortunately no. The only way you can remotely turn volume down is if you can turn it down from the source. Hope this helps..:)
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Yes, just above the gaming panel on the left there are a series of buttons, an up and down arrow, and a speaker with an x. These are your volume controls.
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No, there is no volume control. That's the only complaint I had about this board. I got it as a replacement for the original board of my computer that did have it and I missed the convenience.
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Unfortunately it doesn't connect with USB. It only has the microphone and headphone plugs for those types of jacks. There is no volume control on the unit itself either. All of that must be adjusted through the computer. Hope that helps!
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I don't know about windows phone, but in my nexus 4 (android) the volume buttons are not supported. I hope it helps...