SoundGetWaveVolume()
SoundGetWaveVolume() Retrieves the wave output volume for a sound device.
OutputVar := Mfunc.SoundGetWaveVolume([DeviceNumber])
DeviceNumber
If this parameter is omitted, it defaults to 1 (the first sound device), which is usually the system's default device for recording and playback. Specify a number higher than 1 to operate upon a different sound device.
Can be MfInteger instance or var containing integer.
Returns the name of the variable in which to store the retrieved volume level, which is a floating point number between 0 and 100 inclusive. The variable will be made blank if there was a problem retrieving the volume. The format of the floating point number, such as its decimal places, is determined by Mfunc.SetFormat.
Throws MfException throw any errors with InnerException set to the Autohotkey - SoundGetWaveVolume error message.
Throws MfException any other general error occurs.
Wrapper for AutoHotkey Docs - SoundGetWaveVolume.
Static method.
The current wave output volume level can be set via SoundSetWaveVolume. Settings such as Master Volume, Synth, Microphone, Mute, Treble, and Bass can be set and retrieved using SoundSet and SoundGet.
Windows Vista and later AutoHotKey [v1.1.10+]: This command is equivalent to SoundGet with ComponentType set to Wave and ControlType set to Volume.
See Also:AutoHotkey Docs - SoundGetWaveVolume.
OutputVar := Mfunc.SoundGetWaveVolume()
MsgBox, The current wave output volume level is %OutputVar%.