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Mixer/Volume, Playback Volume - software

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6.3 Mixer/Volume The mixer page is designed to control the volume for playback and recording on the Xonar DSX. In addition, the Xonar DSX also provides a high-quality digital monitoring function for hearing the recorded audio from the speakers. You can also process the input signals with all playback sound effects such as DTS technology. 6.3.1 Playback Volume 1 5 2 3 4 No Item 1 Playback volume tab 2 Volume slider 3 Mute button 4 Source / path name 5 Reset Description Click this button to show the playback volume page. Drag this slider down to decrease the volume; drag it up to increase the volume. The tool-tip reveals the percentage number from 1 to 100 in terms of the full scale level. Click this button to mute the audio channel; click this button again to restore the audio output. This shows the source name for each volume control slider, including: - WAVE: All digital audio sources except MIDI files - SW: Software Synthesizer; control the playback volume of the MIDI files - CD: CD-ROM digital playback (CD-DA) volume control - LEFT, RIGHT...: the volume control for each speaker/ channel NOTE: Windows® Vista does not support WAVE, Synthesizer and CD-In volume controls. Reset all volume controls to the default settings ASUS Xonar DSX 27

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ASUS Xonar DSX
6.3
Mixer/Volume
The mixer page is designed to control the volume for playback and recording on
the Xonar DSX. In addition, the Xonar DSX also provides a high-quality digital
monitoring function for hearing the recorded audio from the speakers. You can also
process the input signals with all playback sound effects such as DTS technology.
6.3.1
Playback Volume
No
Item
Description
1
Playback volume tab
Click this button to show the playback volume page.
2
Volume slider
Drag this slider down to decrease the volume; drag it up to increase
the volume. The tool-tip reveals the percentage number from 1 to 100
in terms of the full scale level.
3
Mute button
Click this button to mute the audio channel; click this button again to
restore the audio output.
4
Source / path name
This shows the source name for each volume control slider, including:
- WAVE: All digital audio sources except MIDI files
- SW: Software Synthesizer; control the playback volume of
the MIDI files
- CD: CD-ROM digital playback (CD-DA) volume control
- LEFT, RIGHT…: the volume control for each speaker/
channel
NOTE: Windows
®
Vista does not support WAVE, Synthesizer
and CD-In volume controls.
5
Reset
Reset all volume controls to the default settings
5
1
4
2
3