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Volume control in FSX

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Quick question,

is it possible to modify the FSX sound faders (engine, cabin, atc,...) in flight through an XML gauge?
 
I don't think it is possible in XML, but it might be possible in C. Has anyone done it in C already?
As far as I know, SimConnect doesn't have this feature, maybe it can be done with a kind of "hack" on the sound.dll.
Anyway, if I could do it in C, I would be glad to make it available for you in XML through a DLL.

Eric
 
I made it, I am now able to read/write the sound values for engines, cockpit and environment, but not for voice that I can only read. It works with my FSX Steam Edition and I am almost sure it would work with any other edition.
Are you still interested in this question from 2012? :)
 
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