Re: Java applet causes volume increase

What you said makes sense (both from the code and common sense), but it
isn't what I see.

If I'm sitting in my living room and I have a web browser open with the
java applet in the other room, periodically I'll hear the volume jump
without touching anything.

If no one else can reproduce this I'll start trying to track down
unusual suspects.

-will

On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 06:45:54PM -0800, Sean Adams wrote:
> Will,
> 
> One thing to note about the Java volume control is that it only
> comunicates *to* the server. I.e. if you change the volume from the remote
> (or even from a differnt web skin(?)) then the java slider wouldn't know
> about it until the next auto-refresh of the playlist frame. If you moved
> the slider AFTER changing the volume from the remote, but BEFORE the page
> had refreshed, you would get a "jump" as you first started moving the
> slider.
> 
> I don't think that's exactly what you described, but it sounds sort of
> like it might be related behavior.... can you figure out what triggers the
> level change?

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