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1. Open Groove Music
2. Download/play PMP content
3. Note app doesn't appear in Ear Trumpet
4. Play non-PMP content, e.g. a vanilla mp3
5. Note app shows in Ear Trumpet

Note to self: Might already be fixed via 36d3396, need to verify

When the Windows task bar is set to auto-hide, the Eartrumpet popup does not positiion itself correctly..

I get that Windows 10 is a free upgrade, but I do not want Windows 10. I
want to continue using Windows 7.

Please do not follow Microsoft with the forced upgrade mentality.

Please add another tray icon, that will look like original windows tray volume icon

Hi i have a quick request if possible... would you be able to add the master volume to the interface so then you could just get rid of the actual volume icon and use yours as a replacement?

something like the below image (windows 10 is the os im using)

SpeechRuntime.exe is a Windows file but I'm not entirely sure what it does on Windows. Do you think it could just be hidden from the list entirely? It doesn't have an icon so it looks funny to see.

I would appreciate your favor.

In the Windows 10 Xbox app, the volume control only appears once a video has already started playing (which means it'll blow your eardrums out for a split second before you can adjust it), but that's not the real issue. When you do adjust the volume, it resets to 100% in between every video. Even reopening the same video back to back, it resets the volume. I'm not having this issue for other apps, just the Xbox app. Running v1.2.0.0.

I saw this on Twitter and it looked really cool, but I didn't realize the windows version constraints.

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************** Exception Text **************
System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
at EarTrumpet.Services.EarTrumpetAudioSessionService.Interop.RefreshAudioSessions()
at EarTrumpet.Services.EarTrumpetAudioSessionService.GetAudioSessions()
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I try all released,all is crash after the install.Is the .net probrolam?I or the system??

under the windows 10 64bit download from MSDN 10240

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so i opened skype and Dirt Rally and i wanted to try Ear Trumpet by lowering the volume of Dirt Rally so i could normally talk using Skype, but there arent any apps showing. it just says "it looks like you dont have any apps open.

Can you please create an ini file to remember settings for various apps volume settings

My Ear Trumpet remembers settings just fine... except for the Netflix app. That one resets to 100% every time I start up Netflix, even during the same logon session.

To reproduce:

1. Run ET
2. open its window
3. move any other window over the spot where ear trumpet appeared
4. Shuddering occurs
5. Close ET
6. move window over the spot where ET appeared
7. observe that, since ET's closure, shuddering has ceased.

I don't know wether this is isolated to my computer or not, however I have noticed the link at least.

This may be total scope creep, but it would be really nice to have a touch-friendly way to switch audio playback and recording devices.

I typically have multiple microphones and speakers (BT or wired), and often need to switch between them. The old-fashioned Windows dialog for this purpose is far from friendly even for a mouse user, much less touch.

I'd love to have only one icon in my sys tray to control both the global sound volume as well as specific apps.

Both me and my husband are trying it out but it doesn't work. It reckons we're not running any apps but we're running Microsoft Edge.

There are many apps which don't allow you to specify output device. I usually have to manually go to Sound properties to set the default device when using specific apps.

It would be a very handy feature of EarTrumpet to allow switching playback devices quickly.

Mockup (default state)

• Show name of current default device
• Show dropdown toggle

Mockup (switch state)

• Show speaker name and device name of all ready and available speakers (hide disconnected and disabled speakers)
• Indicate currently default device
• Click to switch to new device

My taskbar is set to autohide on the left hand side. The EarTrumpet notifications overlap the taskbar while native windows 10 notifications dont. This is illustrated in the attached screenshots

Native notification

Trumpet's notification

One of them is always full and seems to do nothing.

Uninstaller says it did not delete all files.

Hi, thanks for creating such a useful program!

My installation on a new Win 10 upgrade crashes repeatedly during startup. I typically have to run it 5-10 times before it will start properly. Any idea what's going on here? I've reinstalled it a few times but the problem is still here.

System.Windows.Data Error: 2 : Cannot find governing FrameworkElement or FrameworkContentElement for target element. BindingExpression:Path=Background; DataItem=null; target element is 'SolidColorBrush' (HashCode=16745860); target property is 'Color' (type 'Color')

This great app can be open many times , makes no sense .

It gives me this message and I don't know why. I run Spotify with a song playing but still doesn't show anything. The universal apps are working however.
Any idea what should I do? =)

Hi guys, cool app.
I have a Jabra REVO Wireless headset. back at last year when I installed windows 10, i could control the wireless volume. Then there was a Windows updte and changed this.
It's a bit difficult to explain but I'll try.

Good status: I press Vol+ or Vol- on the headset, and windows kindly views a status bar on screen - volume increasing or decreasing accordingly.
Bad status: I have to use headset Vol+ to max (of course no input on the screen) AND amplify the windows mixer to max. The duality is troubling.

Hope you guys can sort it out!

First, this is a great little app. Love it.
This is one other feature I'd love to see be a part of this, that is a way to quickly change the currently active audio device. For example to alternate between the soundcard, HDMI, USB Headset, etc.

"Nice application, but it doesn't support tablet mode very well. If you go into tablet mode and try to open this application, the application will open fullscreen. Even if you switch out of tablet mode the application stays this way unless you restart it."

http://www.neowin.net/news/ear-trumpet-a-windows-10-audio-utility-worth-checking-out/2981292

this app can not live without icon rly?
http://imgur.com/ICWI3CT

Found via https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3hta2v/for_the_love_of_god_include_modern_apps_in_the/

Wrap using "Project Centennial" for UWP access

Is there a way to move the window?

If possible, provide a global or per application way of changing the output to a different sound card other then the Windows default.

Hello.
If you have a main screen, but the task bar is on the other screen (like me), ear trumpet will still open on the main screen, and not where the taskbar is located.

Here's a screenshot of the issue, if you don't get what i'm talking about.
https://i.imgur.com/6jtuZCQ.jpg
Thank you.

Hi guys, have installed on windows 10 pro and am getting a Net framework unhandled exception error when left clicking the icon on tray. it only seems to be doing it on my main account and works fine under a guest account. i suspect it is a potential conflict with another program. Heres the error log. it may as well be russian as i have no idea what it means. any ideas?
Mucho Luvos

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just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.

************** Exception Text **************
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at EarTrumpet.Services.UserSystemPreferencesService.get_UseAccentColor()
at EarTrumpet.Services.ThemeService.GetWindowBackgroundColor()
at EarTrumpet.Services.ThemeService.UpdateThemeResources(ResourceDictionary dictionary)
at EarTrumpet.MainWindow.UpdateTheme()
at EarTrumpet.MainWindow.TrayIcon_Invoked()
at System.Action.Invoke()
at EarTrumpet.TrayIcon.TrayIcon_MouseClick(Object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon.OnMouseClick(MouseEventArgs mea)
at System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon.WmMouseUp(Message& m, MouseButtons button)
at System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon.WndProc(Message& msg)
at System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon.NotifyIconNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
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************** JIT Debugging **************
To enable just-in-time (JIT) debugging, the .config file for this
application or computer (machine.config) must have the
jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section.
The application must also be compiled with debugging
enabled.

For example:

When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception
will be sent to the JIT debugger registered on the computer
rather than be handled by this dialog box.

The newly released IHeartRadio app doesn't show up even when actively playing music.

In EarTrumpet.Interop/AudioSessionService.cpp:28, retreiving both PKEY_AppUserModel_Icon and PKEY_AppUserModel_PackageFullName fail for some apps and they are excluded from the popup.

After commit jebrosen@5ed2aed195ad778686341803f0f95ea2596fd8a1 I am still able to control the volume of the apps with no icon:

The issue first appeared within the last week or so, but I have no idea what's different about the affected Apps or how to find when they were last updated. These apps obviously have some kind of icon as they appear in the start menu, but I read through the entire property list for these apps using PSGetNameFromPropertyKey and didn't see any mention of icons or logos.

Windows Defender found a trojan type malware in the setup.exe.

Unfortunately, I removed the file from quarantine before I thought of reporting it here, hence I don't really have any further info. I'm assuming it's a false positive, but figured I'd report it just in case it isn't.

Is there a trick somewhere were I can just make the windows system notification sound REALLY low, it used to work with this program and now it does't makes me so sad.

Running version 1.2.0.0 on Windows 10 Professional, 64-bit.

This is difficult to reproduce consistently, but it is happening frequently enough that I imagine it wouldn't take more than a few attempts to do so.

When altering the volume of the Netflix app from the Windows Store the volume control sometimes has no effect. Moving the slider seems to do nothing. I can change the volume slider to no effect and then mouse away from the Ear Trumpet volume mixer, and when opening the Ear Trumpet volume mixer again the volume of the Netflix app is back at 100.

It takes exiting the Ear Trumpet application and restarting it. This is not consistent either, I may have to exit and restart Ear Trumpet a few times before the volume control for Netflix works properly.

Additionally, it appears that it will sometimes not recognise the Netflix app and requires the Netflix app to be restarted for the entry in Ear Trumpet to register.

Wrap using "Project Centennial" for UWP access