Kinoma Notes

You’ve got sev­eral choices — more than you might think — when it comes to con­trol­ling your audio vol­ume while using Kinoma Player.

With a stylus

The most intu­itive way to adjust vol­ume is with your sty­lus (or if you’ve got the nails for it, your finger).

Sim­ply drag the sty­lus over the vol­ume con­trol to adjust your volume.

With your Cen­tro or Treo’s vol­ume buttons

Hold the but­tons down until the vol­ume is close to where you want it, then use indi­vid­ual but­ton presses to fine-tune.

Tip: Using the ded­i­cated vol­ume but­tons gives you finer-grained vol­ume con­trol than using the stylus.

With the 5-way control

To adjust your vol­ume with the 5-way control:

• High­light the vol­ume con­trol by using the 5-way
• Press the 5-way’s cen­ter key to select it
• Use up/down or left/right to adjust your volume
• Press the cen­ter key again when you’re done

Tip: Using the 5-way con­troller gives you finer-grained vol­ume con­trol than using the stylus.

With head­phones

Many head­phones include an inline vol­ume con­trol. If you have head­phones you already like, you can even buy a sep­a­rate inline vol­ume con­trol for them.

You can set Kinoma Player’s vol­ume to the high­est vol­ume you’d like to use, and from there use your head­phones’ inline vol­ume con­trol to adjust your volume.

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