Windows Master Playback Volume Controller alternative software solution.
If you're looking for a volume control app that can offer a lot of features beyond what's typically included with Windows, PVC (short for "Precision Volume Control") might be worth a look. In addition to supporting all of the features of the standard Windows Volume Control, PVC adds a number of customizations that can help you tailor your audio experience.
One of the biggest benefits of PVC is that it's graphical, meaning that you can adjust your volume settings using a sleek, intuitive interface rather than digging through menus or using keyboard shortcuts. The volume level is displayed in numbers, with a range of 0 to 100, which can help you get a precise feel for your audio levels.
Another cool feature of PVC is the inclusion of a real Pepsi pouring wave file, which you can use to test your sound and make sure everything is working as it should. PVC is also designed to be more visible than the standard Windows Volume Control, which disappears when you click outside of it. PVC remains active until you close it, making it easier to keep a constant eye on your audio levels.
Another useful feature of PVC is that you can keep the volume control window on top of all other open windows. This can be especially helpful if you're listening to music or working on an audio-heavy project and need to keep an eye on the volume levels at all times.
Finally, PVC includes a number of buttons that allow you to launch the standard Windows Volume Control or adjust your audio properties directly from the app. You can also drag and drop files to adjust the volume levels quickly and easily. Overall, if you're looking for a more powerful and intuitive volume control tool than what Windows provides, PVC is definitely worth checking out.
One of the biggest benefits of PVC is that it's graphical, meaning that you can adjust your volume settings using a sleek, intuitive interface rather than digging through menus or using keyboard shortcuts. The volume level is displayed in numbers, with a range of 0 to 100, which can help you get a precise feel for your audio levels.
Another cool feature of PVC is the inclusion of a real Pepsi pouring wave file, which you can use to test your sound and make sure everything is working as it should. PVC is also designed to be more visible than the standard Windows Volume Control, which disappears when you click outside of it. PVC remains active until you close it, making it easier to keep a constant eye on your audio levels.
Another useful feature of PVC is that you can keep the volume control window on top of all other open windows. This can be especially helpful if you're listening to music or working on an audio-heavy project and need to keep an eye on the volume levels at all times.
Finally, PVC includes a number of buttons that allow you to launch the standard Windows Volume Control or adjust your audio properties directly from the app. You can also drag and drop files to adjust the volume levels quickly and easily. Overall, if you're looking for a more powerful and intuitive volume control tool than what Windows provides, PVC is definitely worth checking out.
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