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When i turn down the volume with the shortcuts key the volume of my pc turn down. I want to turn down only spotify's volume
Hey there @Tanke!
Can you please provide a bit more info on which short cuts you're using to change the volume level?
Thanks.
i use ctrl+arrow left and ctrl+arrow right to change the music. I use alt+arrow up to turn up the volume and alt+arrow down to turn down the volume
Hey @Tanke!
Please for a first basic step, reinstall Spotify as it tends to solve these kinds of issues.
Let me know how you did ๐
i have reinstalled spotify, nothing changed
i don't know how to find that setting. Can you help me?
OneByBoo sorry but i can't find that post ๐
Your last post is about "Iโm unsure how to fix this issue ?"
I did all the things but nothing changed. The problem is still there
There's an app on the windows store that helps to modify the volume of each app opened, but I don't know if there's an option to modify it with a special key-command. The app is EarTrumpet.
DvZaba i tried that app but when i turn the volume down with the shortcuts key the system thinks that i want to turn down system's volume. You can see that spotify's volume is 88 as system's volume.
Tanke the specific problem that you have it's a tough one, but I think in 2 options.
1)
Use the volume bar in the Spotify Connect option on your Smartphone (I use that for the issue that you have)
2)
In EarTrumpet you can shift the output device for each app (ex. the sound of Spotify in a Bluetooth speaker and the Steam output sound in another one).
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