Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Volume
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 MMM-VolumeVolume controller for MagicMirror Screenshot Main Features- Getting current volume ( 0-100% )
- Setting volume
- Setting volume on start of MM.
- Storing current volume and Restoring
- Volume meter will be disappeared after some seconds not to interfere other module.
- controllable by definable notifications
- controllable by MMM-TelegramBot
 NoticeNot fully tested on RPI. I’m waiting your bug report. Download[card:eouia/MMM-Volume] 
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 Awesome! thank you for this volume manager modules. I needed it you made it! 
 Works like a charm!
 Thanks to QA tester ;)Ejay 
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 @Sean I wish i had seen your Module a view days earlier. Last week i desided to develop a volume control Module by my self (https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-VolumeControl). Your Module has nearly the same functionaltiy but looks nicer than mine. Mayby we can join forces. I try to take a closer look to your Module the next days. If something is missing i try to add it and make a pull request? 
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 @wishmaster270 
 Of course, sure. I always prefer ready-mades by others than hand-made by myself. But nobody have made so I should have done it. :)
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 @Sean All things i needed are merged now; i archived my repostory and added a hint to yours to the readme 
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 @wishmaster270 Thanks for the improvement you bring to the module 
 The fading is a cool thing to haveI have raised a new issue with the new implementation in the code : 
 https://github.com/eouia/MMM-Volume/issues/6I think Sean didn’t get time yet to look at it yet. So if you can help that’s welcome :) Ejay 
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 @ejay-ibm I will take a look as fast as i can. It is deffinitly a problem with the code i added Edit: Added a pull request which should fix the issue 
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 Hi @Sean Your modules are always useful and indispensable! My raspberry 3b sound card is Respeaker 2-Mic. Does MMM-Volume module support this sound card? Thanks! 
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 @lovesicker 
 Sorry, I haven’t tesed with that speaker (I don’t have).
 If you can control your speaker volume with shell command, I think it possible.
 Is it available to control volume on terminal shell? like,amixer sgetoramixer ssetor any other command.
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 i get volume: null, any idea why? 


