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Old 02-03-2006, 04:58 PM
Mortanis Mortanis is offline
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Volume maxes on pause or new file.

This one has been persisting since 2.x, and is a real killer for me. I tried searching, but couldn't find anything.

If i set my volume to less than max with the remote, then pause, or change shows (either live TV or recorded), or start watching a DVD... it returns to max.

For the most part, because of this problem, I have to get up and adjust my speakers manually, since I can't trust Sage not to blare the audio every time I pause. This is especially painful concerning DVDs, since DVD audio tends to be quieter than recorded shows - meaning if i have the audio loud enough for DVD's to be heard, recorded shows are painfully loud and the next time I pause or view another show, I'm back to max.
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