To test it out, close the 3RVX settings.Try adding hotkeys for increasing, decreasing, and muting the audio, and then be sure to click the Apply button.You’ll notice you can also assign actions to increase or decrease the screen brightness, opening the CD tray, and more. Click the Action menu in the Hotkey Editor and select whether you want the hotkey you just typed to increase, decrease, or mute the audio. Once you’ve selected a hotkey, you’ll then need to assign it to an action.I recommend using the Windows key with a Mouse Wheel action if your mouse has a scroll wheel. Try to use something that is not already assigned to another system function. A dialog box will appear asking you to type a hotkey.Click on the + button to add a new hotkey and then click on the grey bar by Keys in the Hotkey Editor.There aren’t any default hotkeys you’ll have to add some manually. Click on the Hotkeys tab to customize the hotkeys for volume adjustment.To start, download and install the latest version of 3RVX from the developer’s website and then launch the application from the Windows Start Menu.You can even fine-tune precisely how the volume responds to your commands. In addition to letting you assign whatever hotkeys you wish to control your system audio, 3RVX comes with an on-screen display (OSD) that you can customize.
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