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If you have Linux you should use ALSA. And you do have a solution if you use Linux, by using the ALSA softvol pluging. Go to softvol. This is an alsa plugin that allows you to do exactly that. See also here.

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  • How to change the volume of any application when your hardware has only one or a limited number of volumes
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  • If you have Linux you should use ALSA. And you do have a solution if you use Linux, by using the ALSA softvol pluging. Go to softvol. This is an alsa plugin that allows you to do exactly that. See also here.
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  • If you have Linux you should use ALSA. And you do have a solution if you use Linux, by using the ALSA softvol pluging. Go to softvol. This is an alsa plugin that allows you to do exactly that. See also here.
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