#Chrome not showing in volume mixer driver#
#Chrome not showing in volume mixer windows 10#
#Chrome not showing in volume mixer Bluetooth#
#Chrome not showing in volume mixer windows#

#Chrome not showing in volume mixer Bluetooth#

Now, it's having the Volume Mixer duplication issue, but not the Bluetooth audio stutter. I was not having the Volume Mixer duplication problem back then. Is this normal? I've since managed to solve the problem by doing multiple re-installs and the finally installed Firefox 62 Beta, and the solved the Bluetooth stutter for now. When I pause/play a video the browser would create/close threads according to Sysinternals. Sysinternals Process Monitor showed that at the time when stutter would start, Firefox would create/close threads. There was another reproducible problem with the Bluetooth audio stuttering (persistent stutter as if 1 FPS, would not go away until adapter reset) after interacting with a video playback on Firefox. Now that you've mentioned threading, I recall another issue. If you want the volume bug fixed in windows, then you might want to use 'Windows Feedback', one of Microsoft's forums or call/mail microsoft's support.

#Chrome not showing in volume mixer windows#

have their own sliders to adjust the volume after all)Д¬urrently I wouldn't recommend using the sliders in the windows mixer at all. It would be nice if this bug that's actually discussed here, will get fixed one day, yes.Д«ut at least the volume sliders of each video/audio element on a webpage still work. Here is the workaround that allows you to set the max.

#Chrome not showing in volume mixer driver#

It's definitely a bug in windows/your bluetooth driver and not in Firefox, the driver doesn't set the volume correctly for some reason. Your issue sounds quite annoying, but you don't seem to be the only one to which it happens.

It keeps matching to the volumes bar probably because it creates threads. Since this is not merely a cosmetic issue, could you possibly review the bug priority for this and the other volume mixer bug? Thanks. Dozens of Firefox entries can appear under Volume Mixer, making the previous adjustments useless. The old Firefox entry was un-altered, but now the new one needs to be lowered too.Д§. Open Volume Mixer and you'll notice the Headphones and Firefox are once again synchronized and at the same level, because Firefox bug created a new Firefox entry under Volume Mixer. Do something that triggers the volume mixer bug.ДҐ. Lower the Firefox volume to half of Headphones.Д¤.

#Chrome not showing in volume mixer windows 10#

The 'Headphones' (aka Windows 10 volume you adjust with the keyboard) and 'Firefox' are synchronized.ДЈ. Use the keyboard to set the Windows 10 volume to '4'. This makes it harder to find the actual slider that needs to be lowered.ДЎ. It doesn't help that there is another bug where Firefox injects dozens of Firefox entries under Volume Mixer. As a result, the only solution to enjoy any kind of media on Firefox at normal low sound level is to every time open the Volume Mixer and lower the Firefox bar, which then allows making Firefox's sound reasonably low upon using the system volume control at the 4-10 range. When the Firefox and Headphones are matched, Firefox is so loud that lowering the system volume to '4' is still too loud, while going one bar lower to '2' completely mutes the sound. I have to constantly open the Volume Mixer and slide Firefox bar lower because it keeps matching to the 'Headphones' volume bar. is causing a significant negative impact on the usability. This is something that you need to be careful about to keep your hearing safe.This bug, coupled with another one here:

It can also increase the volume up to 600% default volume. Volume Master can also increase the volume far beyond that. The VLC player also has a similar feature where it can increase the volume to 123% also. In addition, increasing the volume beyond the capacity of your system can also damage your speakers beyond repair. You can also damage your hearing if you listen to music or something too loud. This can increase the sound far beyond the capacity of your system, which can be dangerous.

Volume Master doesnвЂ™t just control the volume of individual tabs actually. Or reopen it from your browsing history, the extension wonвЂ™t remember the volume level you set for it. If you refresh a tab, Volume Master will remember the volume you set for it, and if you close a tab, duplicate it. The Volume Master icon is added to a tab after you use it to change the volume. You can switch to another tab when you have adjusted the volume.