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Con Windows 10, puede controlar el volumen de las aplicaciones individuales y los altavoces o dispositivos que usan. Puede optar ajustar el volumen de su browser a un nivel más bajo, mientras que la música de su reproductor puede ser distinto. Esto significa que inclusive si ha configurado el 100% del volumen para el control del volumen del mástil, las aplicaciones pueden tener diferentes volúmenes. En este post, le mostraremos cómo restablecer el volumen y la configuración del dispositivo de aplicación si nota que se han cambiado.
To reset device settings and app volume in Windows 10:
- Open your Start menu and click Settings. If you're not sure which button it is, you can click on the button at the top left with the 3 horizontal lines (the "hamburger button") and the labels will appear.
- Click System, then select Sound in the left sidebar. This is the screen where you can do the main thing: set your default input/output device.
- Scroll to “Advanced Sound Options” and select “Application Volume Settings.”
- Here you will see all the apps that have recently played sounds with the ability to adjust the volume and, most importantly, you can choose an output device and an input device.
- If something breaks and you have to start over from the beginning, scroll down and select "Reset."
Control Panel Sound Properties
You can also click the Device Properties link, which opens other speaker settings from the Control Panel:
- general – You can turn the speaker on or off and enter audio driver information.
- Volume – Allows you to adjust the main volume and scale settings.
- Improvements – Contains settings to boost audio with special effects.
- Advanced – Allows you to change the default sample rate and bit depth.
- Surround sound – Contains options to use the Windows 10 surround sound format, including Windows Sonic for Headphones and Dolby Atmos for Headphones.
Just like with the speaker icon on the taskbar, you can use the slider on the Sound page to change the volume of System Master.
You'll also find a troubleshooting button that launches audio troubleshooting to automatically fix common sound problems.
(*10*)conclusion
By following the method described in this post, you can easily adjust the sound output in Windows 10 using an app. This method makes it possible to make individual inputs and outputs for each application. However, if you want to restore the default settings, you can basically choose the default option from the drop-down list that corresponds to each application in the Audio Settings window.
https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/wiki/Windows-10-App-Volume-Device-Preferences
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