Volume - Revision history

Dave at 23:19, 25 April 2023

2023-04-25T23:19:52Z

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	Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, [[Context Click]] on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.		Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, [[Context Click]] on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song. For more info on how to show / hide sort columns, [[Sorting\|see this article]].

	To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1, or, start to play the song then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume". Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.		To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1, or, start to play the song then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume". Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.

	To have a song "forget" it's volume, edit it's Volume and set it to zero, or, play the song, then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume" to toggle it off.		To have a song "forget" it's volume, edit it's Volume and set it to zero, or, play the song, then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume" to toggle it off.

Dave at 01:42, 10 June 2009

2009-06-10T01:42:34Z

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	Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, ~~context-click~~ on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.		Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, [[Context Click]] on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.

	To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1, or, start to play the song then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume". Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.		To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1, or, start to play the song then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume". Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.

	To have a song "forget" it's volume, edit it's Volume and set it to zero, or, play the song, then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume" to toggle it off.		To have a song "forget" it's volume, edit it's Volume and set it to zero, or, play the song, then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume" to toggle it off.

Dave at 04:05, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T04:05:47Z

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	Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.		Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.

	To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1. Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.		To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1, or, start to play the song then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume". Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.

	To have a song "forget" it's volume~~, and just use the current setting on the volume knob~~, edit it's Volume and set it to zero.		To have a song "forget" it's volume, edit it's Volume and set it to zero, or, play the song, then pick "Controls->Remember Song Volume" to toggle it off.

Dave at 03:51, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T03:51:50Z

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	Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song. To ~~set~~ a volume for a song~~, enter a value between zero~~ and ~~one in the Volume column~~. Then when the song is playing, the volume knob will ~~set~~ the volume ~~for that~~ song.		Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song.

			To have a song remember it's volume, edit the Volume for that song and set it to 1. Then, when the song is playing, any adjustment you make to the volume knob will also cause the song to remember that volume.

			To have a song "forget" it's volume, and just use the current setting on the volume knob, edit it's Volume and set it to zero.

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2009-05-22T03:42:30Z

New page: Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick ...

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Each song can have it's own Volume such that, when the song is played, it automatically sets the volume. To show the Volume meta data, context-click on the sort column headers, then pick "Volume" from the list. Now you can see the volume associated with each song. To set a volume for a song, enter a value between zero and one in the Volume column. Then when the song is playing, the volume knob will set the volume for that song.