Increasing and decreasing volume

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Hi,

I am Creating a Video Player using Interop.QuartzTypeLib dll.

In that How to increase and decrease volume.

IBasicAudio is there but how to use that to change the volume.

If any one knows tell me.

Posted 4-Nov-11 1:53am

ssyuvaraja

Updated 4-Nov-11 1:55am

RaisKazi

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BobJanova 4-Nov-11 8:05am

You should probably ask this on the forum of the software you are using.

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Valery Possoz · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-04T02:39:00

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Hello,

Daniel Strigl wrote an article about it back in 2003...
DirectShow MediaPlayer in C#[^]

It will probably need a bit of updating, but otherwise it answers your question.

As reported by ssyuvaraja the article does not tell you how to adjust the sound. Thankfully this is really easy.

Look at the code of the article and use this object:

m_objBasicAudio = m_objFilterGraph as IBasicAudio;

And to modify the sound:

m_objBasicAudio.Volume = volume; // from -10 to 0

More details can be found on MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/site/ms782294#controllingaudio[^]

Valery.

Posted 4-Nov-11 2:39am

Valery Possoz

Updated 4-Nov-11 3:57am

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ssyuvaraja 4-Nov-11 9:08am

How to increase the volume. There is no options like increasing the volume.

Valery Possoz 4-Nov-11 9:57am

You are right, I have updated my answer, thanks for spotting that! :)

ssyuvaraja 5-Nov-11 2:54am

Thank you. Its working.

ssyuvaraja 9-Nov-11 23:23pm

How to change the Cursor when its inside the player. I Try'd the Cursor change its worked outside that player. But default cursor only showing inside that player.