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* <code>-p</code> - Changes the volume for MP3/WMA/OGG only. | * <code>-p</code> - Changes the volume for MP3/WMA/OGG only. | ||
* <code>-v</code> - Sets the master volume for the system, which increases volume across all levels. | * <code>-v</code> - Sets the master volume for the system, which increases volume across all levels. | ||
− | * <code>-uN</code> - Sets the mute setting: | + | * <code>-uN</code> - Sets the mute setting: <code>1=ON, 2=OFF</code>. |
* <code>[volume]</code> - A number indicating the volume, range from 0 (no sound) to 65535 (max). | * <code>[volume]</code> - A number indicating the volume, range from 0 (no sound) to 65535 (max). | ||