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Here is the situation. I hate listening to commercials.
My system is set up to run my TV, VCR, and PS2 audio through my computer, and then out to my speakers. This works great for the most part, but I hate having to open up the audio mixer to mute my line-in input during TV commercials. I've looked around on the net for a program that would allow me to use a macro to mute my line in, but I can't find anything.
I do have a MS natural keyboard, and it has a mute button, but thats for the master volume. If there is some sort of registry hack I can use to make it mute and control the volume of line in, that would be fantastic.
If anyone can help me with this, I'll give them a cookie. This is really annoying me.
My system is set up to run my TV, VCR, and PS2 audio through my computer, and then out to my speakers. This works great for the most part, but I hate having to open up the audio mixer to mute my line-in input during TV commercials. I've looked around on the net for a program that would allow me to use a macro to mute my line in, but I can't find anything.
I do have a MS natural keyboard, and it has a mute button, but thats for the master volume. If there is some sort of registry hack I can use to make it mute and control the volume of line in, that would be fantastic.
If anyone can help me with this, I'll give them a cookie. This is really annoying me.