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    CineDash, working as a VUmeter.

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by CQSTELUSH, Aug 21, 2008.

  1. CQSTELUSH

    CQSTELUSH Notebook Consultant

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    Do we have any programmer with a 6920 or a 8920 who can help us with that? Because I believe it will be really nice if we can use the volume bar from the CineDash, as a VUmeter, playing by the music.
     
  2. TehSuigi

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    ...****, that's brilliant.
     
  3. jnsvsankllad

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    GREAT idea :)

    ...perhaps the volume-control could stille be used as volume control, while being a VUmeter?

    Hvat about changing the functions of the cinedash keys? Do anyone kvow how to customize this?
     
  4. TehSuigi

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    Changing the functions might be more useful, especially since I'm now running on a clean Vista Ultimate install. Maybe I can use the Arcade button to open Steam?
     
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    I think you could use the button on the right side for steam. I think one of the acer empoewering thing can customize them. For the cinedash I don't know. For me, maybe it's broken, changing sound volume on the desktop doesn't modify the cinedash, so I don't think it is programmable. I seams more that the only way to change the level is by pressing it.
     
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    That's weird, b/c my CineDash does react to changing volume on the desktop.
    Go figure.

    Anyways, I almost entirely forgot about those two things in between the Wifi and Bluetooth buttons. Duly noted!
     
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    Control mode and Disco mode. No need to use it as a volume control while listening (another idea could be that the vumeter size to be maximum the volume set up).

    Anyway. There is anyone that can do this, around? I will make an article about that nice hack in the next number of PC Mag. if so. :p
     
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    Nobody? :(
     
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    Never found that while searching infos on the net so I guess it doesn't exist. But this suggestion on some website and maybe someone will try to make this work. Keep us informed
     
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    Bump... pending... :)