Setting the sound volume, Using the audio mixer, Select ^ from the taskbar – Panasonic CF-E1M User Manual
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Setting the Sound Volume
The following settings can be made for the audio output on the computer.
Using the Audio Mixer
Use the Mixer applet to control the overall sound level as well as the volume of the internal and
external sound sources.
Select ^ from the taskbar
The volume control
Drag the slide bar to adjust the level.
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Sounds from an audio CD
Sounds from a modem
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or headphones are connected.
Sounds from a video CD or DVD
The effective sounds of Windows (c.g., sounds at start-up)
• Volume control
This
control
adjusts
the
sound
volume
regardless
of
the
sound
source.
The
control
corresponds to the sound volume adjustment buttons of the computer ((^ page 8). In
addition, the volume control itself can be displayed by clicking ^ on the taskbar.
• Mute
If a checkmark is added to [Mute], the computer outputs no sound.
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note
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When the input level in the camera mode from a microphone or CD is low
(T) Click [Option] - [Option] in the [Audio mixer] screen.
(2)
Select
[Recording]
in
[Adjust
volume
for],
and
then
select
[Microphone]
or
[Digital] (for an audio CD) in [Show the following volume controls]. (Confirm
that there is a checkmark.)
(3) After clicking [OK], drag the slide bar to adjust the sound level.
About Microphone Howling (Feedback)
Feedback, a high-pitched whistle or howling, may occur under some circumstances
when the volume of the microphone is set too high, when the microphone is too
close to the speakers, when you arc too close to the microphone, or when you place
you hand over or around the microphone. In such cases, click [Option] - [Option] in
the [Audio mixer] screen, select [Playback] in [Adjust volume for], add a checkmark
to [Microphone] in [Show the following volume controls], click [OK], and mute
the [Microphone].
Or, adjust the volume levels of the microphone and speaker to a suitable degree so
that howling no longer occurs.
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