Rafael Rivera

@robinhood2014 No problem, reach out again if you see it, _especially_ on Windows 11 when that's released.

Not sure I understand. Can you maybe circle what you mean?

That's our [peak meter](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/coreaudio/peak-meters) feature, it's showing audio output on left and right channels. The pair of the bars at the top represent audio output from all apps, while the...

We haven't made any changes for audiodg yet.

Closing as there's no work to do here, looks like there was some confusion around our peak metering feature.

Hey @popposoft, let's rule out EarTrumpet here. Open Start > type "sound mixer options" and hit Enter. In the [App volume and device preferences] window that appears, try changing the...

@popposoft Ah ok. I'm going to mark this as a Windows bug. To assist the audio stack engineers at Microsoft, please file a bug in Feedback Hub under `Devices and...

@BuggingYou Thanks great to know, thanks!

Testing on a Czech (cs-CZ, 1029) system. ```powershell [Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Windows.Forms") | Out-Null $Converter = New-Object Windows.Forms.KeysConverter $Converter.ConvertToString($Null, [System.Globalization.CultureInfo]::CurrentUICulture, [Windows.Forms.Keys]::None) None ``` Do you have an example where keys are localized?

Doesn't look like keys are localized in Windows  Perhaps `None` should be treated as a special case. Will consider that, though adding new strings to the app requires a...