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Volume control command line?

I am working on a project which involves controlling foobar2000 with command line interface, such as: !"C:\Program Files (x86)\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe" /command:Play.

I discovered that the command for volume up is supposed to be: !"C:\Program Files (x86)\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe" /command:"Volume up", but it is not working. The script runs without errors, but there is no noticeable change in volume. Is there a different command to control volume? Or does different syntax have to be used?

Volume control command line?

Reply #1 –

The command path is [ Playback / Volume / Up ] , so I think one problem is you combined "Volume" and "Up".

This works for me :: foobar2000.exe "/command:Up"

Volume control command line?

Reply #2 –
is there a way to send the same command without ever launching the executable?
p.e. using SendMessage? other that a SendKey.

Volume control command line?

Reply #3 –
Develop a component that uses some form of IPC with the outside client?
 

Volume control command line?

Reply #4 –
Quote from: trout on
The command path is [ Playback / Volume / Up ] , so I think one problem is you combined "Volume" and "Up".

This works for me :: foobar2000.exe "/command:Up"


Thanks! That worked perfectly.