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<blockquote data-quote="Spragleknas" data-source="post: 246192" data-attributes="member: 17435">Strange. Mute button for SPDIF works fine here. I think I am using master volume control (never touched volume control after install of MP). (Well - fine is not correct. Sometimes system is &quot;double muted&quot; so I have to click mute repeatedly or enter XP volume control to fix it). HTPC is currently being used by 3 year old daughter, so I'll have to check later. Will try Wave as well.EDIT: Forget the above. Was using wave. Damn - hope I found the &quot;double mute&quot; solution.EDIT2: Using master works as well using TV music etc. haven't tried DD material - probably wont.Also found what was causing the &quot;double mute&quot;:When wave is used:1. When using mute in MP - both master AND wave is muted when MP is focused2. If MP is not focused, then ONLY master is mutedNow imagine that you have done 2. When you press mute master is no longer muted, but wave is. Press it again, and master is muted, but not wave --&gt; no sound ever.This could be fixed by:Making the mute ONLY mute wave - not master. This is also easier on the ears, as muting master causes a unpleasant sound. Setting the mute to master only?I'd also like to add that mute function for SPDIF in Windows sound panel works fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spragleknas, post: 246192, member: 17435"] [size=1]Strange. Mute button for SPDIF works fine here. I think I am using master volume control (never touched volume control after install of MP). (Well - fine is not correct. Sometimes system is "double muted" so I have to click mute repeatedly or enter XP volume control to fix it). HTPC is currently being used by 3 year old daughter, so I'll have to check later. Will try Wave as well. [/size] EDIT: [b]Forget the above. Was using wave. Damn - hope I found the "double mute" solution.[/b] EDIT2: Using master works as well using TV music etc. haven't tried DD material - probably wont. Also found what was causing the "double mute": When wave is used: 1. When using mute in MP - both master AND wave is muted when MP is focused 2. If MP is not focused, then ONLY master is muted Now imagine that you have done 2. When you press mute master is no longer muted, but wave is. Press it again, and master is muted, but not wave --> no sound ever. This could be fixed by: Making the mute ONLY mute wave - not master. This is also easier on the ears, as muting master causes a unpleasant sound. Setting the mute to master only? I'd also like to add that mute function for SPDIF in Windows sound panel works fine. [/QUOTE]

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