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[max096]

I´m pretty happy with MediaCenter so far. 1 day in the 30 days testing period. Save to say I´m probably gonna buy it, if nothing unexpected happens. But the one thing that annoys me a bit is that the audio control is global. Meaning it does not matter what window is in focus. When I use the audio wheel on my keyboard jriver catches it over windows. Meaning I cannot turn down my system volume anymore with my volume wheel whenever jriver is open. Only controlling internal jriver volume no matter what i´m doing.

I´d like jriver to only take the volume control input when i have the program in focus.

[JimH]

Click on the speaker icon in the upper left corner and try Internal volume.

[max096]

Removed old post as what i tried didn´t help at all.

The problem is that jriver takes over the volume wheel hotkey over all over programs, including windows itselve. I already have it set to internal. Same behaviour. Just changes what volume i can change.

Made a tiny video demostrating that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu2skJ48k5U&feature=youtu.be

I didn´t find a way to make hotkeys not global yet.

[JimH]

Search MC settings for Media Keys.

[max096]

There i can disable them. But then they are completely gone and I can´t use the volume wheel anymore when jriver is in focus for use in jriver.

Guess my initial thought that i´m gonna have to edit xml´s is right then?

https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/User_Defined_Global_Keyboard_Shortcuts

Except I do not want them to be global (for the most part).

It states "These shortcuts can be made global" but what makes them global isn´t really explained unless I´m missing something.