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SAMMI - Audio Player Extension

An extension for SAMMI that allows you to play mp3/wavs through specified audio devices · By mxpuffin

Command Prompt?

A topic by Code created Dec 27, 2024 Views: 147 Replies: 4
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Just curious but does the command prompt have to stay open while this is running? Not a huge deal, but whenever I exit it, SAP loses it's connection to the Websocket, and ends up going into an endless loop until I open it back up! Also is there any method to change SAP volume level within Sammi (or adjust the volume in windows) without playing a new track? Any ways thanks in advance for any support!!

Developer (2 edits)

If youre on the latest version you should be able to go into settings (in the bridge) and turn off the alerts/notifcations which will stop the ‘Connecting/Failed to connect’ spam. image.png

If the CMD opens I probably accidentally left it set to ‘Show Window’ in SAMMI and you can go into ‘Sammi Audio Player’ deck and then the ‘Startup’ button and on line 4 change the ‘Display As’ to ‘Hide Window’. If its on by default, ill probably release a patch soon to fix that. image.png

And volume is on a per sound basis, there is no global volume, I could maybe look at adding a setting to control each audio device volume globably but as it stands already the command you use in SAMMI already has alot of sections and adding more will make it get cramped – but to answer you question, for the default device, you would probably just have to change the volume in your windows audio mixer.

Developer

With that being said though, SAMMI should be trying to automatically close the Websocket Server when you close SAMMI, if it’s not closing the server properly I may need to look into another method to force the application to shutdown.

Awesome thanks for the heads up on all of these!! My prior sound system I had programmed a fading volume when I muted/unmuted the source, so I was curious about doing the same with this, but unfortunately not sure how to control a windows audio mixer slider from Sammi yet!! But good luck and appreciate the speedy reply! 😊👍 

Developer

Hmm if you post in the SAMMI discord I can look at giving you further support, it should be possible to fade audio sources in OBS using SAMMI alone without needing to turn down the actual audio device on windows (if not myself, someone would definitely have an answer)

Otherwise I can look at adding a fader option to stop audio but it’s definitely not a priority at the moment.