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Hiya..

Subject says it all really. Does anyone know if there is a Volume control for the LDB stuff yet? I have tried VolumeFu via the Fubar2Broker but unfortunately it doesn't work (I guess this is due to tablet lib or something?).

I even thought I would have a go at making one thinking it wouldnt be to bad to make but umm.. I honestly don't have a clue about coding anything.

Thanks

Maybe it could mute/unmute on left-click and open the sound options on right-click?

That's rather simple to make, or at least in my head it is >.<

And some of the options aren't even available via the UI any more, like "sound at character" even though they still work when accessed via VolumeFu.

Hmm, seems interesting. I may actually test an implementation I had in mind for some time with a custom tooltip frame.

Thanks for the replies :)

I was thinking a little further into this afterwards with a friend who is also looking for a volume control. Basically the only reasons I adjust in game sound settings is when I am using TS/Vent for raids/chatting with others. Normally the in game sound can be too loud to hear whats happening over the voice comms so perhaps, if possible a way of setting up a few different profiles for volume settings might be easier? (a gui config window for defining the profile name and the volume setting for that profile and then mouse over the broker menu to select one of the profiles that you define?)

Quote from Asylum

Thanks for the replies :)

I was thinking a little further into this afterwards with a friend who is also looking for a volume control. Basically the only reasons I adjust in game sound settings is when I am using TS/Vent for raids/chatting with others. Normally the in game sound can be too loud to hear whats happening over the voice comms so perhaps, if possible a way of setting up a few different profiles for volume settings might be easier? (a gui config window for defining the profile name and the volume setting for that profile and then mouse over the broker menu to select one of the profiles that you define?)

Actually, this is an even better suggestion and way easier to implement :D

So, has anyone taken up on this idea? :)

Yes. No, it's not even a proper alpha yet. Be patient.

I'd just like to show my support for such an addon.

Like Asylum, I tend to use VolumeFu to adjust settings for when I'm in raids (turning off music, and lowering the general volume). The profile idea sounds great, though I must say I do like the ability to adjust settings directly from the module without having to open a new frame.

I look forward to seeing what comes of this.

Simple LDB volume control recently hit wowinterface:

http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info11562-VolumeControl.html

Sorry for the thread necromancy but did this discussion lead to any code? I decided to get rid of fubar and I found more or less exact replacements for everything but not for Fubar_VolumeFu. Nothing remotely similar, I was really suprised because it is such a basic function.

Is it that complicated to port these functionality to LDB? Does anybody know any Broker display that controls not just general volume but sound, music, etc seperately?

Quote from kaimon

Sorry for the thread necromancy but did this discussion lead to any code? I decided to get rid of fubar and I found more or less exact replacements for everything but not for Fubar_VolumeFu. Nothing remotely similar, I was really suprised because it is such a basic function.

Is it that complicated to port these functionality to LDB? Does anybody know any Broker display that controls not just general volume but sound, music, etc seperately?

I use http://www.wowace.com/addons/volumizer/ and it seems to be doing the trcik, even has profiles you can set up for various activities.

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There is another one called Volume Control, which is what I use: http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info11562-VolumeControl.html

There's also this now, too: http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info13141-Broker_Volumetric.html

Both seems to be master volume only thou, and not independant controls for music/soundeffects/ambience.