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Gregory Diebold
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I am attempting to set my startup volume within my DisplayFusion Starts Trigger.
BFS.Audio.SetVolume(0.5m); does alter the system volume. What does the "m" stand for? Is it simply just the C# decimal conversion notation?
I also abbend when running the attached volume script. Could this be a limitation of the Home edition? I'd like to set the system volume to 20.
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Dec 28, 2023 (modified Dec 28, 2023)
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That's correct, the m is just the C# notation for a decimal literal. I was able to reproduce that exception here and have added it to our list to fix up.
Thanks!
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Gregory Diebold
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Low, low priority here. I just wanted you to be aware of a potential conflict with that particular OS. I am currently using .SetVolume in my DF Startup script and it works fine.
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