In Windows, audio routing feels like an afterthought. To change your audio output, you must click the tiny sound output icon ...

Android 12 devices are unable to control Chromecast session volume using their volume keys. Once believed to be a bug, the Chromecast volume control issue was a deliberate change on Google’s part. A ...

There's also a neat feature where SoundSource can set your AirPods to 'output-only' mode, which means that every app will use the Mac's built-in mic for input and send the audio to the AirPods. Rogue ...

The function was spotted by XDA-Developers in the form of an AOSP commit titled ‘Implement Bluetooth device volume memory.’ “Bluetooth volume memory is now handled on a per-device basis. The volume is ...

Spotify users on iPhone who listen to music and podcasts via Spotify Connect will have to take a few extra steps in order to control the volume on their audio devices — Spotify seems unhappy about it.

Spotify, the popular streaming service from Sweden, has recently announced a glaring change that will affect the way iPhone users control volume for connected devices. As of Sept. 3, users will no ...

This is the easiest way to change output volume on your Windows 11 computer. The steps are as follows: Click on the volume icon available on the system tray of the Windows 11 taskbar. This will open ...

Sometimes Google Home can't hear you when you're casting to a Chromecast or speaker. A new feature fixes that. Taylor Martin has covered technology online for over six years. He has reviewed ...

You can also expand a particular program/app to set its output and input devices. Moreover, the option to mute and unmute an individual program is also available. Next, in the right pane you will see ...

Before we start, know that you can’t actually change the style of the volume slider without root. The app that brings Android P’s volume slider to your 4.1+ device places an ongoing notification that ...

I have a monitor which is connected by display port, and speakers connected to the monitor via old-school 3.5mm jack. macOS (12.2.1) recognizes that sound output, and I can hear my system sounds ...