Scratch

You can set volume to zero, through one of the Scratch blocks. Download it, and set the sound to zero.

Aidan wrote:

Or you can just turn the sound off on your computer!

MaxtheWeirdo wrote:

The only thing to do would be to turn off the sound on your computer, but what if you wanted to listen to a different song while you play?

coolstuff wrote:

You can use the volume block to set the volume down to 0, though that block doesn't work online.

There's also this neat little thing if you have Windows called the "mixer" - I use it all the time. Sometimes when I'm on a website with music on it, I use the mixer to turn the volume for certain programs down. To use it, just use the usual volume icon in the taskbar, but then select "Open Mixer" or something like it, and it lets you control the volume for individual programs. Handy!

This feature will still be useful for Mac & Linux users.

juststickman wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

You can set volume to zero, through one of the Scratch blocks. Download it, and set the sound to zero.

That's only for one sprite.

then you can put the script on all of them, or make a variable system.

I meant the feature I suggested. Still, what if you listened to a song on YouTube? Mixer wouldn't work for that, unless you had two different browsers.

MaxtheWeirdo wrote:

I meant the feature I suggested. Still, what if you listened to a song on YouTube? Mixer wouldn't work for that, unless you had two different browsers.

Yes, it has been suggested before that there be a volume slider in the online player... Somewhere in the grey bar where the Green Flag and Stop buttons are.

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