Sound adjustment on a player

[Jim Schaubeck]

Mark, Sorry for the REALLY long delay
I appreciate your response.  I tried the Buffer setting and that setting
actually made things even tougher.  The player had no response after setting
buffer to true.  I do have QuickTime loaded on my PC (and working).  I still
have the same issue where the players' volume bar does not show up on the
card.  It will, however, show up on the desk top if I move the player far
enough to the left side of the current card/stack.  So the volume bar is
actually there all of the time...just "under" the stack.  Just to make sure,
I moved the player "To the Front" with no luck.

Jim...

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Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 10:33 AM
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Subject: Re: Sound adjustment on a player

Hi Jim,

Do you have QuickTime installed? If not, controls are not supported  
without QT.

If yes, maybe changing the alwaysBuffer of the player helps.

Mark
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Op 5-apr-2008, om 8:07 heeft Jim Schaubeck het volgende geschreven:
> I'm writing a Music on Hold server with players.  On the visible  
> players,
> I'm not able to use the sound adjustment on the left side (in IDE  
> mode).
> The volume bar shows for a split second but disappears.  Oddly, if  
> you click
> and hold, you can actually adjust the volume but you can't see what  
> you are
> adjusting it to.  I'm using XP pro with rel 2.9.
>
>
>
> Has anyone else seen this?
>
>
>
> Jim.
>
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