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@Spuner Do you know about skin for alternative device? Perhaps you can use it. One small thing can be added: when device is not connected we should hide icon in the tray. |
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But I don't have the "alternative device" tab :-/
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Did you remove all skins (Volume2\Skins folder)? |
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I found the cause of this problem. The problem is not the lack of skins... Here is the video... Timeline.1.mp4 |
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But unfortunately, this is still not what I asked for. The headphone icon does not hide when the default device is speakers, and vice versa - the speaker icon does not hide when the default device is headphones. |
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So it is okay for you to do not have any icons when device is not active/connected, right? |
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To be honest, I didn't understand your question. |
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Okay, you configure tray icon to show device icon, at the moment it will be always shown does not matter connected it or no, you propose to hide icon if device is not connected but in this case you won't se any icons in the tray |
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As you can see in the screenshot, the headphones are active, but both icons (speakers and headphones) are shown.
I suggest adding a function to show only the icon of the device that is active. That's all :) |
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Is there a chance this will be implemented in future updates? |
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As you can see, two devices are connected to the PC (speakers and headphones). Can you add the ability to show an icon for only one of the devices?
For example: when speakers are selected as the default device, nothing is shown in the system tray, but if headphones are selected as the default device, an icon is shown in the system tray. This is more necessary to determine which device is selected for sound output. (now you have to turn on something to understand which of the two devices is selected...)
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