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Now what do I do to fix it? Right, Volume mixer, and. It so happens that people still talk to me, and I get the very same incredibly loud 'PLING' disrupting the moment.

Lets try the same on mac, still the same guy, still the very same loud and beautiful music making my day.

So how do you fix that? On windows it is quite easy, open the mixer from your volume icon, and simply reduce the volume of the target application in this case Steam. Now nothing disrupts the moment of pure awesome, as a painfully loud 'PLING' sound notification from Steam/Skype/Facebook. I am the kind of guy who enjoys listening to his music with a set of 5.1 surround speakers, and i do love it loud. Now lets take a look at this from my point of view. I have an application called CheatSheet that supposedly shows all the available keyboard shortcuts of the program currently in focus when I hold down the Command key. Kind of like Automator amazes me because Windows has nothing like it. This is by no means a big deal for me, I just tend to think 'you probably can't do this on OS X' and then I find out there's a way to do it after all. It is useful in some situations because you can lower the volume of one and increase the other on the fly from the same one window, without affecting system volume. On Windows, there are individual volume settings so that you can adjust the volume of an application even if the application itself doesn't have those controls. However, I wanted to lower its volume so that I could watch a tutorial on Youtube simultaneously.

What prompted me to ask was, I was watching a presentation on Citrix, and when you do that you can't mute the presentation or adjust its volume, it is set at 100% all the time. Sometimes they have audio controls when you hover over them, but not always. Click to expand.Thank you for the links, I appreciate it.īy embedded media I meant audio or video files embedded into, for example, a web page.

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