Welcome! This guide helps you download and run the android-volume-controller software. Youβll learn how to control your Android device's volume using your Windows Volume Mixer.
To get started, you need to visit the Releases page to download the latest version of android-volume-controller.
- Go to the Releases page.
- Look for the most recent release.
- Find the file for Windows and click on it to download.
Before you install, ensure your system meets these requirements:
- Windows 10 or later.
- ADB (Android Debug Bridge) should be installed.
- USB debugging must be enabled on your Android device.
- A USB connection between your Windows PC and Android device.
If you do not have ADB installed, follow these steps:
- Download the ADB package from the official Android developer site.
- Extract the downloaded files to a location on your PC.
- Add the ADB folder to your system PATH. This allows you to run ADB commands from the command line.
To control volume on your Android device, USB debugging must be turned on:
- Open the Settings app on your Android device.
- Scroll down and select About phone.
- Tap on Build number multiple times until you see a message that you are now a developer.
- Go back to Settings and open Developer options.
- Turn on USB debugging.
After enabling USB debugging, connect your Android device to your Windows PC using a USB cable. Ensure that the connection is stable.
Once you have downloaded and installed the application, itβs time to run it:
- Open the folder where you downloaded the android-volume-controller application.
- Double-click the application to launch it.
- The application will automatically recognize your connected Android device.
After launching, you will see a simple interface showing your device volume options. Here's how to use it:
- Volume Control: Adjust the volume of your Android device directly from the Windows Volume Mixer.
- Real-time Synchronization: Volume changes made on your PC will reflect instantly on your Android device.
- Multi-device Support: You can control multiple Android devices if they are connected.
If you face issues, consider the following solutions:
- Device Not Found: Ensure USB debugging is enabled and that your device is connected.
- ADB Not Found: Make sure ADB is installed correctly and added to your system PATH.
- Permissions Denied: Allow the required permissions on your Android device when prompted.
If you have questions or need help, please report issues on the GitHub repository. You can find the link to create issues directly on the Releases page.
This application is open source and follows the guidelines of the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and share the application as per this license.
Thank you for choosing android-volume-controller. Enjoy seamless volume control for your Android device!