I've been trying to figure out a way to do volume increment greater than 2% per click on windows 11. I've been using an AHK script but I have to shut that down due do Battlefield 6 not startup up otherwise. Anyone have any solutions or suggestions?
#Volume Increment greater than 2% on Windows 11
static kernel
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I've been trying to figure out a way to do volume increment greater than 2% per ...
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north thunder
I've been trying to figure out a way to do volume increment greater than 2% per ...
The volume increment is handled by the OS, not the keyboard. Microsoft has sadly locked this to 2% and there's only workaround solutions, like the one you mentioned with AHK.
meager skiff
Could make do a DKS keybind that triggers it twice?
north thunder
Didn't think of that, that's also possible, you could theoretically override what the Volume Up/Down keys trigger on the OS level to for example run an external program that sets the audio for you, something like this, but i'd read into this deeper before running random software from the internet. https://superuser.com/a/529125
meager skiff
Tested and works fine. This makes it a 8% change
static kernel
Didn't think of that, that's also possible, you could theoretically override wha...
I heard a little about NirCmd when looking into it, but I'm not sure how anticheat software in games will pick this up as. It's why I posted this question to see if there was a another solution that others have come up with.
static kernel
Tested and works fine. This makes it a 8% change
I really like this actually, just wish there was a fifth bind I could equip to satisfy my OCD lmao
north thunder
I really like this actually, just wish there was a fifth bind I could equip to s...
You can bind another DKS and make it a five 😅
Nevermind I thought it was possible, but I cannot get it setup, my bad
north thunder
Yeah I can't bind another DKS to the same key
Wouldn't this theoretically work? To trigger 5 times
static kernel
Whenever I vertically stack them ontop of eachother, they cancel eachother out. This only increments volume in +4.
However the horizontal line feels better than the diagonal because it actuates the full 4 media functions a lot quicker and more reliably. I like to spam my volume up and down to get it quickly to where I want and having all actuate at once w/ a 30 tick seems to be what I'm going to rock for a bit.
Actually I'm going to go with 1 more change for now where the actuation points are pretty much next to eachother for even more reliable full actuation of media keys.
north thunder
Glad you found some sort of solution :)