Semiconductor & Computer Engineering
The /vol command lets you change the volume on your system. The /vol command can also be used to mute the system volume.
Note: originally on Windows, you could set the volume/mute setting for different audio type: wave, midi, and mp3. This is why mIRC had the -wmp switches, to change those different volume/mute settings. Since Windows 7, this is no longer the case, only the master volume remains. But you can now change the volume/mute setting per application in Windows. mIRC does not have a way to change the volume/mute setting per application; using the -wmp switches now only change the volume/mute setting for the mIRC application.
Synopsis[edit]
/vol -wmpvuN [volume]
Switches[edit]
- -w - Changes the waves volume (or the mIRC's volume on Windows 7+)
- -m - Changes the midis volume (or the mIRC's volume on Windows 7+)
- -p - Changes the mp3s volume (or the mIRC's volume on Windows 7+)
- -v - Changes the master volume
- -uN - Changes mute setting, N = 1 for muting, N = 2 for unmuting, this switch has to be used with at least one of the others switches
Parameters[edit]
- [volume] - a number ranging from 0 to 65535
Example[edit]
;mute the master volume /vol -vu1
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v5.8
Added on: 05 Sep 2000
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.