but that wont be to hard to change in dmix, or will it? i do think that 1-100 scales is set there with a reason, so maybe it wont be a good idea to change it at all.It isn't any problem to change - I just hadn't noticed before that John had coded it that way. I guess it would only be a problem if you really wanted to kill one channel whilst being able to alter the other. 0 can be set by setting e.g. the left volume higher than the right, selecting lock mode & then reducing the left volume until the right volume hits 0. Then select free mode & the right volume will remain at 0 when you adjust the left volume.
The code can be readily changed - just change the '1' to '0' in the definition of the slider controls for left & right.
[edit: I've just checked a version of dmix I have from an earlier version of DSL & the sliders were coded for values 0-100:
[Edit 2: oooooops - I've just checked out the latest code in v4.4 & it does have the sliders set for a range of 0-100]I just started up DSL 4.4. It is awesome!!!!
It is the best yet by a long shot. I am always amazed by the functionality you compress into such a small size.
The new desktop and menu look much better, less cluttered.
Very professional!
Thank you, JeffThe background is very clean and functional, thanks!
Some notes from my useage:
I booted from a CD-ROM and made a USB-HDD Pendrive Install I added my locale's keyboard in the boot options: lang=fr_CH-latin1
When I then boot up my other PC with the USB key, I see that it doesn't take my locale, but lang=us. Upon check, I see that the menu.lst has both lang=us (at the beginning) and then lang=fr_CH-latin1 but apparently the first one takes precedence?
A minor bug anyhow, once you know how to fix it.
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A minor bug anyhow, once you know how to fix it.
It's not a bug, just a matter of having a default setting in menu.lst. Each user should edit menu.lst to make it suit his or her own needs. That includes removing undesired (or, if you add some yourself, conflicting) settings.Next Page...
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