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Windows media center 2005: How to adjust sound volume when using spdif

Filed in Windows media center on Nov.01, 2007. Email This article to a Friend

The MCE remote adjusts only the master volume on windows media center, not the wave volume. The wave volume on windows media center adjusts the output level of the SP/DIF (Digital Audio Out)

Most multimedia keyboards and remote controls only changes the master volume.

The application Volume Tracker makes the wave volume "follow" the master volume.

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