The reason I am converting the batch files to. (Where 1300 or -1300 is the amount of volume change - approximately 2 steps on the Windows 0-100 volume scale, "Speaker" is the name of the audio device to use and 5 is its ID.) Nircmd.exe changesysvolume 1300 Speaker 5 exe files that I run are simple batch files converted to off System.Execute("C:\Utils\NirCmd\volumedown.exe","C:\Utils\NirCmd\","") System.Execute("C:\Utils\NirCmd\volumeup.exe","C:\Utils\NirCmd\","") In the app, I have defined keys for volume up and volume down with the following actions: You don't have to be using Voicemeeter itself, the app works as standalone. That's the only one that seems to be able to keep volume control even with these games, at least if you run it as admin. So the only thing that seems to work for me is using the Macro Buttons application that's part of Voicemeeter, coupled with the NirCmd utility.
The reason for that is the fact that some games (it seems like they are exclusively DX9 games - I've noticed this in Dark Souls, Raceroom and Automobilista so far) go around every other means of volume control (like using Volume2 or Autohotkey scripts) and just redirect volume control to the default system device, which in this case means the virtual device that has no real volume control. I've tried a lot of things to control the volume of the HW device while using something like Virtual Cable or Voicemeeter and honestly, the only way to do this consistenly with every application and game is kinda convoluted. But maybe someone has something better, that's working in full screen apllications as well? (VAC and loopbeaudio got its own Volume control, but that's not a Hi-Fi solution!) I use Nirsoft Volumouse scroll over Taskbar. what do you guys do to control the Volume, if you listen with the VB virtual adapter? And also don't forget about the VBAudio driver Control-Panel Latency settings.ītw. It's the smalest, most on point driver for our needs. And because I think you don't want to do that anyways, I still say, go for Hi-Fi Cable. So you could use different Samplerate settings for your devices without audible disortons. Virtual Cable has resampling algorithms included. It doesn't really matter wich driver of the VBAudio ones you use. In general I would like to see HeSuVi comming with its own loop back device stuff. Maybe its even something that could be integrated into HeSuVi. In short testings it worked flawles and different to the VAC Repeater.
I also spottet another Reapter tool in this project. Simply edit the scripts and use it like an. Well, if you guys are interested in this, you maybe also interestet in my launcher scripts, wich are a little more comfy over Frederick's basic one.
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