Is there a way to control the computer’s actual volume in C# and display that in a vertical track bar??
I have tried practically everything, but there must be something I am missing.
Thanks.
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Is there a way to control the computer’s actual volume in C# and display that in a vertical track bar??
I have tried practically everything, but there must be something I am missing.
Thanks.
Have you tried using the
winmm.dlllibrary through p/Invoke?That’s what this article recommends: http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/45693-controlling-sound-volume-in-c%23/
He’s (strangely) licensed his code with GPL, so I can’t post it here. But it is pretty basic and simply calls various mixer methods.
There’s another winmm wrapper with an MIT license you can get here: http://winmm.codeplex.com/. It will have the same underlying code, but you won’t have to GPL your code when you use it.