"App volume and device preferences" panel in Windows 11?


John3927

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Windows 11 Pro, Version 22H2, OS build 22621.2428
Windows 10 Pro, Version 22H2, OS build 19045.3448

In Windows 10 Pro, Internet Shortcut (.url) ms-settings:apps-volume shows
App volume and device preferences

In Windows 11 Pro, Internet Shortcut (.url) ms-settings:apps-volume shows
Volume mixer

"App volume and device preferences" is what I desire because it shows in one panel the following:
Master volume, Output, Input
For each app with sound their App volume, Output, Input

In Windows 11 Pro, I have to drill down different places to find the same information which Windows 10 "App volume and device preferences" displays in a single panel.

Is it possible to somehow see "App volume and device preferences" in Windows 11?

Thank you in advance for your feedback.
 
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Windows 11 Pro, Version 22H2, OS build 22621.2428

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Using those URL's, this is what I get in 10 and 11..., virtually the same...

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Edwin - I appreciate your help.

Your screen shots are a great example of what is wrong with Windows 11.

For Windows 10, "Eyes Of A Stranger" and "Windows Explorer" show the OUTPUT and INPUT for each app.

For Windows 11, "Eyes Of A Stranger" and "Windows Explorer" do not show the OUTPUT and INPUT for each app. One has to individually expand "Eyes Of A Stranger" and "Windows Explorer" to show the OUTPUT and INPUT for each app.

If one is using OBS Studio, you have many apps. Having to individually expand each app to see the OUTPUT and INPUT is painful especially when you have many scenes to debug.

This clarifies the reason I was hoping there is a way to have Windows 11 somehow show "App volume and device preferences" like Windows 10 does.
 

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If one is using OBS Studio, you have many apps. Having to individually expand each app to see the OUTPUT and INPUT is painful especially when you have many scenes to debug.
Ahhh! Yeah, that could pose a problem! Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
 

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