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Windows Vista: Volume mixer gray and green bars.
Volume mixer gray and green bars.
by Vonmoldy - 7/23/08 1:26 PMWhy are there gray and green bars shown? I set the volume and I assume that is the green bar because it never goes above the slider I set. But what is the light gray bar that is shown behind it? vista help and google didn't help.
the green bar
by Sovereign
- 7/23/08 2:26 PM
In reply to: Volume mixer gray and green bars. by Vonmoldy
is the sound you are hearing right now with the volume level you set, the gray bar behind is where the volume would be at a 100%.
~Sovereign
so then
by Vonmoldy - 7/23/08 2:48 PM In reply to: the green bar by Sovereign
100% of what?
I turn it up all the way and the gray bar only reached the halfway point on the slider. Does it depend on how load the music/sound is?
100% of max system volume...
by John.Wilkinson - 7/23/08 5:24 PM
In reply to: so then by Vonmoldy
The green bar represents the actual volume being outputted at any given time. The grey bar represents how high the green bar would be if you turned the device volume up to 100 but left the application volumes alone. How high the grey bar goes is therefore influenced by the volume of the application outputting the sound, not just the device sound level. Thus, the higher you turn the device volume the less grey that should show, based on the percentages.
John
Thank you
by Vonmoldy - 7/24/08 12:05 AM In reply to: 100% of max system volume... by John.Wilkinson
oh okay I figured it must be something like that.
Thank you for your help.
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