Hi
     On my system when ever I listen to an MP3 program it is actually being 
played with Windows Media Player. Media player is the default program for 
windows to use for audio programs. To control the volume in media player 
press f9 for more volume and f8 for less volume.

I hope this helps.

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Mark
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Fiorello" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2008 6:21 AM
Subject: off topic volume questions


> Hi;
> I was listening to the mp3 from handihams concerning the tmv71a and had a
> question or two.  I am using windows media player.  The volume of the
> downloaded audio was very! low.  It was usable when the speakers were at
> maximum.  If, however, the screen reader decided to talk I'm certain it
> could be heard two blocks away.  I looked at the volume settings in the
> system tray but didn't see something that would change the volume for an 
> mp3
> file and not change jaws or window-eyes.  Also, I believe I have the 
> volume
> at maximum.  I have a head set with a boom microphone for echo-link.  The
> microphone volume is fine but the audio through the headset is almost to
> quiet to deal with.  I have the headset plugged into the sound card and 
> not
> the speakers.  Since there is one cord with two plugs coming from the
> headset it is much more convenient if I can plug them both into the sound
> card.
> Any words of wisdom will be appreciated.
> Richard
>
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