nohitter151 wrote:Vitreous does have a volume bar. The equalizer is right inside of it.
Unless I've been missing something the volume bar, using the "Vitreous" skin is contained within the equaliser (I referred to it in my 2nd post).
Something strange, though, is that having checked again each of the separate columns(within the equaliser) showed as being the volume bar when I hovered my mouse over them in turn - previously I'd thought that it was only the column on the left that could be used to control volume.
It's, also worth pointing out that these are so small (only about 4mm tall) that to make an accurate adjustment (given that they were to work properly - which they don't) would be nigh on impossible!
Anyway, all's well that ends well and I'm to my normal volume level and using a skin that I'm very familiar with and much prefer.
Many thanks for your responses, they were much appreciated.
[quote="nohitter151"]Vitreous does have a volume bar. The equalizer is right inside of it.[/quote]
Unless I've been missing something the volume bar, using the "Vitreous" skin is contained within the equaliser (I referred to it in my 2nd post).
Something strange, though, is that having checked again each of the separate columns(within the equaliser) showed as being the volume bar when I hovered my mouse over them in turn - previously I'd thought that it was only the column on the left that could be used to control volume.
It's, also worth pointing out that these are so small (only about 4mm tall) that to make an accurate adjustment (given that they were to work properly - which they don't) would be nigh on impossible!
Anyway, all's well that ends well and I'm to my normal volume level and using a skin that I'm very familiar with and much prefer.
Many thanks for your responses, they were much appreciated.