Jun-24-2020, 10:54 AM
Hi all 
! I recently had to control the windows master volume automaticall via a python script, but none of the solutions i found online were really functional. The only thing i found was to use the PyCaw library in order to interect with the audio, and I thought that would work.
The thing is that PyCaw used a scale based on decibel, which means it was logarithmic, making it hard to work with. The values ranged from 0 (max volume) to -28 (muted). So sat down and made a polynomial that would convert our standard 0-100 scale to PyCaw's logarithmic scale, to make it easier to use. You can install the library via pip like this:
Edit: The documentation can be found on the github page here
! I recently had to control the windows master volume automaticall via a python script, but none of the solutions i found online were really functional. The only thing i found was to use the PyCaw library in order to interect with the audio, and I thought that would work.The thing is that PyCaw used a scale based on decibel, which means it was logarithmic, making it hard to work with. The values ranged from 0 (max volume) to -28 (muted). So sat down and made a polynomial that would convert our standard 0-100 scale to PyCaw's logarithmic scale, to make it easier to use. You can install the library via pip like this:
pip install winvHope you guys have some use for it!
Edit: The documentation can be found on the github page here