Feb 10, 2006  The iPod sound controls only controls the volume through the dock if that is the way the speaker was set up/programmed by the company. Some speakers, like the ones from Logitech for the iPod, control the iPod's volume. Others, such as the Bose SoundDock, just take the iPod's music at a standard level and then the speaker raises or lowers it.

• Click the Hijack button and your volume should get a nice boost! You’ll have to leave Audio Hijack Pro open in order for the louder sound to stay in effect.

When you want it to stop, just quit the program. While nothing will ever beat a good pair of headphones or external speakers, these three methods will definitely make your MacBook’s built-in speakers sound significantly louder than before. Game applications for mac. Be aware that long periods of unreasonably loud audio can damage tiny speakers. But this is more of a disclaimer to be safe rather than a warning of things to come you shouldn’t experience any such problems. About MacYourself MacYourself was established in July 2008 by founders (and Apple enthusiasts) Ant and Frankie P., who wanted to create a tips & tricks site geared towards the average or new Apple product user. The name itself was an accident, shouted by Frankie P. In a moment of frustration when he couldn’t think of anything clever.

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