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Volumouse 2 goes 64-bit, adds per-application volume control
Nir Sofer (of NirSoft) makes loads of useful little Windows utilities. One of our favorites, Volumouse, has a new beta available and it offers some nice improvements over its predecessor.
To start, Volumouse beta 2 adds support for Windows Vista and Windows 7 per-application volume settings. There's also a new "send hotkeys" feature which lets you use the mouse wheel to fire off custom commands to a specified application, and you can now create up to twelve rules, each with custom OSD captions.
Nir has also added native x64 support, so Volumouse 2 plays nice with both 32 and 64-bit applications.
You can download the Volumouse 2 beta from Nirsoft. It's fully portable, like so many of his other handy little programs.
To start, Volumouse beta 2 adds support for Windows Vista and Windows 7 per-application volume settings. There's also a new "send hotkeys" feature which lets you use the mouse wheel to fire off custom commands to a specified application, and you can now create up to twelve rules, each with custom OSD captions.
Nir has also added native x64 support, so Volumouse 2 plays nice with both 32 and 64-bit applications.
You can download the Volumouse 2 beta from Nirsoft. It's fully portable, like so many of his other handy little programs.
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsOmar M.Mar 28th 2011 11:21AM
nice, but can it increase the volume gain to 200%?
if not, i wonder if there is any application that can increase the overall volume of a machine.
liepinseMar 28th 2011 11:42AM
@Omar M.
You can with Realtek HD Audio Manager 6.0.1.6101
I hade installed newer versions but they dont have the option to increase volume of the machine. Wery nice with a laptop
liepinseMar 28th 2011 11:47AM
@liepinse
maybe im wrong with the version. i just know that the newest version of Realtek HD Audio Manager didnt offer me to increase volume