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    Icon17 How to change volume of a wave file?

    There has been some discussion about the sound on the FlySimWare Bell 47. I would like to know which of the numbers on the sound config file controls the volume.
    Can anybody here at the Outhouse offer any help? At one time, I knew but, have forgotten.

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roger View Post
    Thanks Roger. I got it. Now to see if I can use it. I don't know about the rest of you discussing the FlySimWare Bell 47 but, mine seems to sound the same no matter where I have my throttle. I thought I would try to lower the volume of wav 1 and wave 2 as it sounds like only wav 3 is being used.

    RD

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bjoern View Post
    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...x#EngineSounds

    The maximum_volume and minimum_volume parameters are the ones you're looking for.
    Thanks, Bjoern. I knew there must be some way to increase the volume.

    RD

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