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Kraeshi replied on September 03, 2009 16:49 to the question "Disable the system tray icon?" in Spotify:
Using windows 7 here and well since we can pin applications to the system bar now there is no need to have spotify hiding in the new system tray. And to be totally honest it is a bad idea to force us to have it there in the first place when we try to actually close the application.-
Kraeshi replied on September 03, 2009 16:33 to the problem "Volume gauge quality" in Spotify:
Tested disabling volume normalization now with a couple of songs. The loss of fidelity seems to mostly only occur at higher voice frequency and above. Base sound the same but higher spectrum loses detail. It's like you're lowering volume unevenly across the spectrum. I raised the hardware volume to find the same detail as it is with normal volume but the lower frequency becomes a lot more dominant then. -
Kraeshi replied on August 24, 2009 10:19 to the problem "Volume gauge quality" in Spotify:
I honestly don't know Mark, haven't tried the subscription service yet. But as a work around I am using Vistas/W7 per application volume changer through the "speakers" in the systray to change Spotify's volume rather then using the internal in Spotify. -
Lars reported a problem in Spotify on August 13, 2009 10:39:
Volume gauge qualityLowering the volume in Spotify causes music to lose fidelity, lowering it with Vistas built in manager for per application sound level does not. Vista is probably using a linear while Spotify is not. However at the same sound level it seems your algorithm is too aggressive. There is a massive sound quality loss to my ears.
Solution: Make the volume gauge in Vista/W7 use the Windows sound volume control per application to adjust its own volume there (not global volume) and not the hybrid algorithm you're currently using?
