Windows 10: Music only from one software with Windows 10

Hello,

does Windows 10 has built-in feature to enable music/sound only from one software where this music/sound comes from. So there will be no distracting sounds from system or other software.
Very handy feature when browsing web and playing music at the same time.

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Music Shuffles only one letter starting with Windows Phone 8.1 (maybe even 8.0) and plays wrong song randomly?

I have the same problem on Nokia Lumia 520 with sd card for the apps, pictures and music.

As far as I can see, only about 50 songs are "shuffeled", around the first letter of the song. Latest version still has the same problem (Cyan). With limited number of pictures and music all is well.

This is also the case for pictures in the Picture-Tile. No more than about 50 pictures are shown, after that the same pictures show up every time.

For music I now use Random Music Player (free in the Store).

Kind Regards, Hans.

 

Music Shuffles only one letter starting with Windows Phone 8.1 (maybe even 8.0) and plays wrong song randomly?

oOTwaOo -

Thank you for posting.

It sounds like you've already done some great troubleshooting on your end, so that saves a lot of time. We haven't reproduced this locally, so I have a few questions.

What model phones are you experiencing this on?

How many songs are in your collection?

There is a limit to how many songs it can shuffle at a time, so if you have a really large collection on the phone that might be causing this issue. If you put a limited number of tracks onto the phone, does the same thing occur?

Let us know so we can look into this further with you.

Regards,

 

You could right click the Speaker Icon in your System Tray and choose 'Open Volume Mixer' and set levels there:

 

I have used "Volume mixer" for it. But it does not let regulate setting of software which have made no sound during the use of software.
Software settings appear in "Volume mixer" only after a sound from software. I am trying to find a way which lets disable sound before the sound.

 

Yes, of course, however; the next time a particular program makes a sound, which you don't want, open the Volume Mixer and set its volume to 0, then it should stay that way from then on.

 

I see, thank you for the tip.
But what to do after the software update? Then the setting shall be reset.