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If you have a coarse volume control, this is how you tune it.
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Revision as of 15:51, 16 December 2011
If you have a coarse volume control, this is how you tune it.
If you think you have a coarse volume control frequently happening with hot keys, you can have a finer volume control by trying the following option in the command line .
In the command line write “vlc –help” and afterwards type “--volume-step=1”.
Your sound should be good now.
