10
Using the WebCaster
Adjusting volume levels
Under most circumstances, setting the volume levels during installation is sufficient. If you need to fine tune volume
levels after installation, use the following section to determine which volume control to adjust.
master volume—
adjusts the level of the entire production. A production includes both the music and the voice levels
heard while on hold. To accurately adjust the audio your callers hear when on hold, you must listen to the audio lev-
els from an
outside
telephone line.
background music volume—
adjusts the level of music playing behind the Voice Messages. Because the default setting
plays music along with voice, you might want to adjust this volume so that you hear no music in the background when
Voice Messages are playing. If you have a special type of mixed production (combined music and voice, such as a
radio spot), this volume control has no affect because the production is treated as music.
speaker volume—
adjusts the speaker level within the
WebCaster
. Use this volume control to determine whether a
production is playing. Changing this volume level has no impact on what the client hears while on hold.
external music volume—
adjusts the music level from an external source.
precording.fm Page 10 Wednesday, February 2, 2000 11:39 AM
