The computer’s volume slider already does the logarithmic conversion. A Seeed Studio Xiao ESP32S3 lives at the heart of this thing, emulating a Bluetooth gamepad using a library by LemmingDev.

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Volume Control with Hand Gestures This project demonstrates how to control the system volume using hand gestures with OpenCV, the HandTrackingModule from cvzone, and pyautogui. By using computer ...

Volume has very basic PC graphics settings. You can tweak resolution (640 by 480 to 1280 by 800) frame rate (either 30 or 60 frames per second), shadow textures, antialiasing, and the fullscreen ...

The system uses a pot on one of the analog channels. Tie one end of the pot to 3.3V and the other end to ground. Then connect the wiper to the CPU. That's it. The CPU enumerates on the USB bus as a ...

Windows 11/10 has a new Volume Mixer feature & Volume Control options. Better graphic displays & the ability to control the sound levels of all the applications are new.

Turning a knob and feeling the subtle “clicks” as it moves past each volume step just feels good. It's a reminder of devices in the past that featured similar physical controls.