No$gba sound mute

chivasa · May 16th, 2008

Since there's no sound control, I want to know if there is a way to mute No$gba without disabling the sounds. Some games needs to enable the sound in order for it to run, so I am wondering if it is possible to just mute or at least lessen the volume of No$gba without lowering the master volume of the computer?

And a tip to run Diamond in realtime

Thanks

BeelzemontZero · May 16th, 2008

looks like this have been answered

have you search the threads ?

chivasa · May 16th, 2008

Yes I searched for it first. Most of the threads claim that its not possible to exclusively lower or mute No$gba. Some say that 2.6a fixed the problem, but when I tried it in Pokemon Diamond, although it wont crash, the battle wont continue when sound is disabled.

I also found out that vista has the capabilities to set the volume of all its programs individually. Unfortunately I'm on XP. The only alternative solution I found was the program "IndieVolume". It sets the volume of an individual program just like in Vista.

If anyone have another solution with my little problem, please post it here.

Thanks

SCHUMI-4-EVA · May 16th, 2008

No, there is no other solution. It seems the claims that 2.6a fixed it are wrong. So it remains that if you are on XP there is no way to mute only no$gba whilst still having sound on it for Pokemon.

chivasa · May 16th, 2008

No, there is a way, by using a third-party program. I just recently discovered IndieVolume, a per-application volume program. It enables me to control the volume or mute No$gba only. I'm sure there are other similar programs.

I don't know if this is allowed, but here is the official site of IndieVolume. per-application volume control - IndieVolume

XDPirate · May 18th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by chivasa

No, there is a way, by using a third-party program. I just recently discovered IndieVolume, a per-application volume program. It enables me to control the volume or mute No$gba only. I'm sure there are other similar programs.

I don't know if this is allowed, but here is the official site of IndieVolume. per-application volume control - IndieVolume

This feature is already included in all versions of Windows Vista.

EDIT: sry, that was already pointed out, didn't see that.

If you need to mute NO$GBA only, right-click in the video output window and click "Sound."

Ma Chao · May 18th, 2008

Turning off the emulator internal sound causes problems for some games that need the audio feedback to keep going, like Pokemon D&P.

XDPirate · May 18th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ma Chao

Turning off the emulator internal sound causes problems for some games that need the audio feedback to keep going, like Pokemon D&P.

Aha, sorry, did not know that.

Mynemisbat-Zul · May 19th, 2008

Yeah,the games will freeze on D/P if the sound was unable,sometimes...

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chivasa Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Philippines Posts: 3	No$gba sound mute Since there's no sound control, I want to know if there is a way to mute No$gba without disabling the sounds. Some games needs to enable the sound in order for it to run, so I am wondering if it is possible to just mute or at least lessen the volume of No$gba without lowering the master volume of the computer? And a tip to run Diamond in realtime Thanks

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May 16th, 2008	#5 (permalink)
chivasa Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Philippines Posts: 3	No, there is a way, by using a third-party program. I just recently discovered IndieVolume, a per-application volume program. It enables me to control the volume or mute No$gba only. I'm sure there are other similar programs. I don't know if this is allowed, but here is the official site of IndieVolume. per-application volume control - IndieVolume Last edited by chivasa; May 16th, 2008 at 12:35.

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Ma Chao Proud Warrior Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Brasil Posts: 329	Turning off the emulator internal sound causes problems for some games that need the audio feedback to keep going, like Pokemon D&P. __________________

May 16th, 2008	#3 (permalink)
chivasa Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Philippines Posts: 3	Yes I searched for it first. Most of the threads claim that its not possible to exclusively lower or mute No$gba. Some say that 2.6a fixed the problem, but when I tried it in Pokemon Diamond, although it wont crash, the battle wont continue when sound is disabled. I also found out that vista has the capabilities to set the volume of all its programs individually. Unfortunately I'm on XP. The only alternative solution I found was the program "IndieVolume". It sets the volume of an individual program just like in Vista. If anyone have another solution with my little problem, please post it here. Thanks

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Mynemisbat-Zul The Rezzer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Somewhere between earth and sky,east and west and day and night. Posts: 892	Yeah,the games will freeze on D/P if the sound was unable,sometimes... __________________ THE REZZER

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