[Villain]

Thanks for Lord Devrexter for the Icon, and vD3stroyiR(666) for the conversion...

One thing i LOVE about Linux (Gnome mainly) is that i can just place my mouse over the Volume icon in the system tray, scroll on my mouse wheel, and the volume adjusts in accordance.
however, you cant do that in Windows. Not in XP nor in Vista.

until now.

The small, very portable app runs in your tray volume (it puts it's icon in the system tray to simply let you know it is running)

put your mouse anywhere in the system tray (it does not even have to be over the sound manager!) and scroll the wheel. Look under the Time to see a sound progress bar, for a visual read out.

In fact, until you click on something else, the mouse wheel input stays with TrayVol, meaning that you can change the sound level at will, until you click on an app, or somewhere else.

I guess that you could say that this is a perfect accessory for PlayYO! Media player...
Ok, i admit, i made this because i think that vD3stroyiR(666) and Lord Devrexter are good guys...

Solo

Downloads Before Icon change, 83, not to shabby...

Attached File(s)

•  TrayVolume.zip (41.39K)
  Number of downloads: 860

This post has been edited by Solo: 02 July 2008 - 05:17 PM

[Lord Devrexster]

Fantastic !!! And I was searching for ages for this functionality.

Thank u soooooooooo much

[Villain]

i figured i could not be the only one that wanted that feature.
no more comments? c'mon people, my ego needs feeding here!

[Airflow]

Wow man! It works great. I'm surprised that a product like this has almost no bugs (I didn't find any myself). I'm surprised that it takes almost no memory.

This needs a bigger place to go. Get this everywhere

I'm sure this is something people have been looking for for a while.

[Gragier_521]

Thank you Solo for this useful app.

[RickSOLET]

Works great! Very useful program

[Lord Devrexster]

Can u do a system wide hotkey like

Ctrl+Up => Volume increase

Ctrl+Down => Volume decrease.

And I cudnt get any bugs And here's a png

 speakerbroadcastgv5.png (16.29K)
Number of downloads: 39

This post has been edited by Lord Devrexster: 02 July 2008 - 06:08 AM

[vD3stroyiR(666)]

WOW!!! *DROOL*

TrayVol Rules! I am not just saying that because you linked back to us, it really does rule! This will just be another part of my collection of mini-apps I won't live without!

[Liskiller]

I like the tiny sound progress bar. Now please update it with a better icon.

[Villain]

Lord Devrexster, on Jul 2 2008, 02:07 AM, said:

Can u do a system wide hotkey like

Ctrl+Up => Volume increase

Ctrl+Down => Volume decrease.

And I cudnt get any bugs And here's a png

attachment

ok, i like the png! kinda misses the mark on the 16 pixel by 16 pixel size, buti have my icon edito \r i can open it up in and adjust that.

and i will work on a globa hotkey function...

mabey i should let yall have this code for the next release for PlayYO! Or can we call this it's first add on accessory?

[vD3stroyiR(666)]

Solo, on Jul 2 2008, 12:19 AM, said:

Lord Devrexster, on Jul 2 2008, 02:07 AM, said:

Can u do a system wide hotkey like

Ctrl+Up => Volume increase

Ctrl+Down => Volume decrease.

And I cudnt get any bugs And here's a png

attachment

ok, i like the png! kinda misses the mark on the 16 pixel by 16 pixel size, buti have my icon edito \r i can open it up in and adjust that.

and i will work on a globa hotkey function...

mabey i should let yall have this code for the next release for PlayYO! Or can we call this it's first add on accessory?

Fixed the PNG Lord Devrexster posted. In 16 X 16 pxls, 32-bit/8-bit compiled:
 Speaker.ico (2.49K)
Number of downloads: 124

Solo, maybe we should consider the add-in matter... What do you think? Integrate it into PlayYO, Add-on, or something to simply work aside with (Sort of the kind of feature that isn't really a feature, but you can use it as a feature anyway, confusing)?

This post has been edited by vD3stroyiR(666): 17 August 2008 - 02:56 AM

[j4f]

Solo, on Jul 1 2008, 08:23 PM, said:

One thing i LOVE about Linux (Gnome mainly) is that i can just place my mouse over the Volume icon in the system tray, scroll on my mouse wheel, and the volume adjusts in accordance.

I've been using Ubuntu for a long time, and i didn't know that it was possible to do that.

Thx.

[Villain]

we all learn new things every day, even if we don't want to.

app updated with the new icon

[phoenix_abhi]

It seems good Solo. I am in Hardy now, will give a reply when get back into the vista

[The Silent Warrior]

Excellent work Solo!