Modern sound systems for PCs usually offer you a way to control the sound level. $500+ systems
that shine on shelves in computer shops are sometimes equipped with a remote control. Less
expensive systems may have a wheel which is completely useless if located on a speaker or
subwoofer you cannot easily reach.
Don't you think it would be perfect to have this wheel always handy? If so, this application is
for you. Sound Wheel is a sound control that you always carry in your hand when working with your
computer. Where is it? Look at your mouse. It has a nice rubber wheel on it. Why not use it as a
sound level control? Yes, it is possible, and without affecting its main functionality.
This is how it works: Sound Wheel replaces the standard sound volume icon in your Windows tray.
When you press a hot key (Ctrl+Shift by default), it turns your mouse wheel into a volume control.
When you release the hot key, your mouse wheel keeps working as usual.
The Sound Wheel tray icon indicates the current volume level and the mouse wheel current state.
You can invoke the standard Windows volume control dialog by double-clicking the Sound Wheel tray
icon.
Sound Wheel is fully customizable. You can set up a hot key and tune the mouse wheel sensitivity.
Sound Wheel brings a new level of usability into the control of the sound volume. Position
speakers and subwoofers where they sound best. No need to limit the possible placement by the
length of your hand. From now on, you can control the volume easily with your mouse wheel, and
from any Windows application.
Volumouse 1.31 Volumouse provides a quick and easy way to control the sound volume on your system - simply by rolling the wheel of your wheel mouse. It allows you to define a set of rules for determining when the wheel will be used for changing the sound volume. For example: You can configure Volumouse to use your mouse wheel for volume control when the Alt key is hold down, when a mouse button is down, when the mouse cursor is over the taskbar, and so on...
Mouse Wheel Control 2.0 Mouse Wheel Control enhances the features of the mouse wheel. With it, you can use the mouse wheel everywhere, change its functionality or extend its use. There are a lot of programs where the mouse wheel is not used or where it is used in some other way than you'd like. Mouse Wheel Control solves this problem.
Tordex Wheel By default, when you roll the mouse wheel, Windows roll the currently active window and ignore the mouse cursor position. With Tordex Wheel, Windows rolls the window under the mouse cursor, without having to activate them
VolumeTouch A freeware replacement utility to replace the Windows speaker icon. Controls the master volume. Supports various keyboard and mouse shortcuts. Supports mute/unmute, access to andvanced controls, skins and more. Easy configuration.
CCPlayer multimedia You can control your film or your music with the mouse Wheel and the controls keys which you have chosen. You can read the videos step by step or to advance and move back at high speed and to control the volume or the zoom, by using the mouse wheel.
WheelsOfVolume Freeware application that allows you to control the volume of your computer using the mousewheel. When the mouse wheel is clicked (middle mouse button) the sound will be muted. Extremely intuitive in use and uses very litle resources.
Power Mixer Power Mixer is a complete Volume Control replacement that lets you easily change the sound volume by simply rotating the mouse wheel or by using hot keys. It includes an audio mixer, a scheduler, OSD, command line support, customizable presets.
WheelKeys WheelKeys simulates keystrokes in specified programs, when you turn the mouse wheel.
Keys are sent when one of the specified program windows is selected. Original mouse wheel commands are discarded.
ScrollNavigator ScrollNavigator helps you to scroll your documents. Simply click and hold down the right mouse button anywhere in a window and move the mouse to scroll the window contents. ScrollNavigator also adds dynamic acceleration to your mouse wheel.
Sound Volume Hotkeys Control sound volume using system-wide hotkeys. Customizable on-screen sound volume indicator will show you the current level.
HotMouse HotMouse allows you to scroll windows with the mouse wheel without having to click on them first. You can even specify the number of lines to scroll for a specific window.
