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    Volume up and down

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    • Ricardo PereiraR Offline
      Ricardo Pereira
      last edited by

      The comand "osascript -e 'set volume output volume 100' does not work"

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      • XanderX Offline
        Xander
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        I sound like an affiliate but Nirsoft.net's NirCMD has dozens of little features built into it and manipulating the volume is one of them. If you're looking for a relative Up/Down, it'll do that.

        nircmd changesysvolume +5000 (louder)
        nircmd changesysvolume -5000 (quieter)
        nircmd setsysvolume 25000 <-set to specific level

        https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd2.html#using

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        • RussR Offline
          Russ @Ricardo Pereira
          last edited by Russ

          That osascript command is for a Mac. @Ricardo-Pereira, can you confirm that's what you have?

          Also, have you tried running it in a Terminal window? You might need to do that first, and allow osascript to make these changes.

          Russell VanderMey

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          • Ricardo PereiraR Offline
            Ricardo Pereira @Russ
            last edited by

            @Russ i have a windows ;c

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            • RussR Offline
              Russ @Ricardo Pereira
              last edited by

              @Ricardo-Pereira, ok, I think @Xander's nircmd idea is a good one for Windows.

              Russell VanderMey

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