[2009-12-04] SetVolume 0.8.0 - finger friendly volume changer | smartphone support

[MarcLandis]

This tool is a finger friendly volume changer.

Since version 0.8.0 it has support for smartphones. Thanks to angus1357 for testing.

You need to start the tool manually or add a shortcut in the startup folder.

Features:

• open using volume hardware buttons if running in background
• open using volume icon in taskbar
• to change volume use the + / - buttons or swipe with your finger
• use scroll wheel to change volume
• switch between phone and ringer volume
• in call volume
• skinning support
• transparent background
• customizable settings - see settings.ini
• (W)VGA / (W)QVGA support
• commandline parameters -hide / -inc / -dec / -close

Smartphone features:

• Action / Return key to toggle between System and Ringer Volume
• * key to toggle vibration
• # key to toggle mute
• Back key to exit the tool

Todo:

• better hooking of keys and volume icon

Installations using AppToDate since version 0.4b2:


History:

0.8.0 (no touch)
added support for smartphones

0.7.1 (do you here me now?)
hopefully fixed in call volume

0.7.0 (call me)
added in call volume support

0.6.1 (resolution awareness sucks)
fixed bug that causes skins not to be loaded on (W)VGA devices

0.6.0 (all in one)
single installation for all resolutions
skins are now pre-installed and unneeded ones can be deleted at the end of the installation
config tool is now included
settings aren't overwritten anymore when installing over an old version
added -close commandline parameter

0.5.1 (see through me)
added support for transparent/opaque background images (skin available as separate download)
fixed bug where increase/decrease buttons will hide the app

0.5.0 (click me)
added support to hook the volume icon in the taskbar - some small issues left

0.4.3 (reg bug)
fixed bug with not setting a needed registry value

0.4.2 (more damn bugs)
fixed bug with default skin (download both, app and skin pack)

0.4.1 (damn bugs)
bug fixes
updated default and touch skin

0.4 (skin me)
final
added vibration when switching to vibrate
fixed small bug in qvga skin

beta 3 - skins created for beta 1 or 2 will not work anymore! - once I have some time I will fix the default and touch skin
added commandline parameters -hide / -inc / -dec
added new default skins -> Diamond
some bug fixes

beta 2
added AppToDate support
fixed memory leak - thanks to A_C for helping me

beta 1
added basic skinning support
added some customizable settings - see settings.ini
fixed OK button bug
various other bugfixes

0.3 (hooray my phone has volume buttons)
added sound notification when changing volume
added possibility to change ringer volume
added hooking of volume keys
various bugfixes

0.2 (speedy)
rewritten using C++

0.1
initial Release in C#

Thanks to alexun for the graphics, Ken to modify them to my needs and JR, Rene & L3v5y for testing.

[MasterOfDesasters]

Originally Posted by MarcLandis Thanks to alexun for the graphics, Ken to modify them to my needs and JR & Rene for testing.

Only for modifying? I tested as well. No coffee anymore for you today!

[lastnikita]

looks nice, I'll test that asap, thanks

[aih1977]

where is the vibrate option?

[JR_de]

Marc is going to release a new cab in a few minutes...

[MarcLandis]

Originally Posted by aih1977 where is the vibrate option?

I am working on this but it is a bit tricky.

[EnsconcE]

Nice, i think i really gonna like this one. Though it does not work correctly when i slide my TyTNII open. I also cannot find it back at my program files via the start menu.

Edit:
The first run it said mute, but my phone was not muted...

[w04g005]

great app so far!!
what do you think of the possibility to change the backlight? Maybe on a second page which looks the same as the volume!! switching with sliding left or right?
greetings

[oseven]

Maaate, it's brilliant! Works great on my Elf
Credit to alexun too for the graphics!

Transparent background might be an idea?

[mssmison]

Very cool idea,
Trasparency would be fantastic, as well as being able to map it to my volume button, so instead of opening windows volume slider it opened this.