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Salviati

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1. You can likely change volume settings for every program individually

Reply to msongs (Original post)

Sun Mar 22, 2020, 03:08 PM

Mar 2020

If you're running on windows, down in the bottom right corner there are a bunch of little icons (the system tray) There should be one that looks like a little speaker with sound waves (if it's not there you may need to click on the little up arrow caret) that should be the speaker settings.

If you right click on that, it should give you an option to "open volume mixer" which will allow you to change the volume settings for Zoom separately. You may have to scroll the volume mixer to the side if Zoom doesn't show up.

If you're using an Apple, then I can't help you out there, sorry...

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using zoom for my sunday morning UU fellowship mtg. interesting tech but [View all] msongs Mar 2020 OP

You can likely change volume settings for every program individually Salviati Mar 2020 #1

ok found it. thanks for the help! nt msongs Mar 2020 #2