Obviously you have to code 2 different ways and you cannot deal with games that don't support it at all Like ARK and Minecraft. That being said if you code your own application to control these you can control games that display in the windows audio menu quite easily and discord there is command line you can send to it to play with things like that.
They are very rare those that implement separate channel that are visible and controllable through windows audio panel.ĭiscord is not displayed there and has its own volume settings so you can't through there. (actually i think most if not all Battle.Net games have it implemented) It's up to the developper to add it or not as a separate audio option.īy default it's always only hooked to the master volume in the mixer which is not what you would like because that is global.Ī few apps i know that are individually controllable thru windows mixer is the game Destiny 2 and Skype. The windows volume mixer won't work for all applications.
Right click the sound icon and click "open volume mixer". Guys I mean the volume mixer in windows 10.
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