09-06-12 08:26 AM

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Hi,

I like to play the n64 emulator on one half of my screen and watch movies or youtube clips on the right side of my screen. The problem I have is the level of the n64 emulator volume. I barely hear my movies or youtube clips because my n64 plays so loud. Is there anything I'm missing here to reduce the volume of the emulator, or is it simply impossible to do so?

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09-06-12 12:49 PM

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australianchili : There is no function in the RGR plugin that allows you to adjust in-game volume. The only way is to use your operating system to do so.

There is a solution if you have either Windows Vista or Windows 7. Earlier versions of Windows (including Windows XP) can not mute the game alone.
To mute the game, start by making sure it is opened in a separate window. Right click on the little speaker icon in the bottom right corner of your computer screen, then click "Open Volume Mixer." You should see a small box with a list of all the programs you are running. Your browser should appear at least twice. Mute one of them, then check if your game has sound. If it does, just go back and unmute the first one, then mute the other one.

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