Question: Sound volume in L6?

Is there a master volume control for L6, or a way to control it specifically for the L6 application? On occasion I will play a pronunciation for a Hebrew word while I have audio from another application playing. L6 is playing it much louder than I would like, but I don't want to turn down the computer's volume or the speaker's volume because the other audio would be too soft. So ideally I would be able to set a volume for the L6 application.

If this is not possible, I'd like to suggest providing such a mechanism in "Settings."

Thanks,

Donnie

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Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Windows tip: Click the speaker icon next to the clock, then "Mixer", then adjust the volumes of all your applications independently:

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

You can also mute an individual app by clicking the blue speaker icon below the volume control.

Donnie Hale

Thanks, Bradley. I was thinking there was something like that, but "Mixer" used to show an equalizer.

Donnie

Donnie Hale

Windows tip: Click the speaker icon next to the clock, then "Mixer", then adjust the volumes of all your applications independently:

Bradley,

I'm seeing an anomaly in Logos using read-aloud (ESV, David Cochran Heath). I'm not sure if it's a Logos issue or a Windows (7) / driver / hardware issue.

I have my overall system volume at 80% and the Logos app volume at 20%. When I initially start read-aloud, it plays at that 20% level. However, when the reading moves to the next chapter (which I know is a new audio track b/c I have those CDs separate from Logos), it starts playing at the full system level ***even though the Logos volume is still 20%***. I leave the mixer open, and it doesn't change. Further, I can just click the volume slider for the Logos volume level (i.e. not actually change the level, just a left mouse-click on the slider), and the reading loudness immediately changes to that 20% volume.

That jump in volume is very jarring. And having to be ready to click the mixer on a chapter change takes away from my reading focus.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Donnie

Ryan Gano (Logos)

When I initially start read-aloud, it plays at that 20% level. However, when the reading moves to the next chapter (which I know is a new audio track b/c I have those CDs separate from Logos), it starts playing at the full system level ***even though the Logos volume is still 20%***.

I can reproduce this. I'll get a case written up and begin my investigation.

Donnie Hale

I can reproduce this. I'll get a case written up and begin my investigation.

Thanks!

-Donnie