If you're running a linux system and having real trouble in hearing the sound perfectly, maybe you wanted to increase the sound beyond what the system allows (i.e more than 100%). This is where, the "setvolume.py" comes in :)
You use the script like so:
First of all, make the script executable with the command: "chmod +x setvolume.py"
Then "setvolume 70" to set the volume to 70% or "setvolume 150" to set the volume to 150%.
Besides, if you're using a terminal, you know, grabbing the mouse is a pain sometimes. You can use this script to change the system volume through the terminal (and possibly making it globally executable from any location) :D
Why wait, grab the script from here: https://github.com/sazid/setvolume
You use the script like so:
First of all, make the script executable with the command: "chmod +x setvolume.py"
Then "setvolume 70" to set the volume to 70% or "setvolume 150" to set the volume to 150%.
Besides, if you're using a terminal, you know, grabbing the mouse is a pain sometimes. You can use this script to change the system volume through the terminal (and possibly making it globally executable from any location) :D
Why wait, grab the script from here: https://github.com/sazid/setvolume
