pete.goodeve@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I have been digging into sources a bit, though, and I believe I've > found > the reason for my red volume slider... And unless I'm going mad, > everyone > else should be seeing it too! > > On line 304 of .../src/bin/desklink/VolumeControl.cpp, I see: > > float position = 1.0f * (max - min - max) / (max - min); > > Hunh...? Doesn't this result in a *negative* position for all min > and max? > As that position is then fed to the bar drawing...: > > be_control_look->DrawSliderBar(view, frame, frame, base, > leftFillColor, > rightFillColor, position, flags, > Orientation()); The position computation is only correct (even if it could be simplified) if "min" is negative - which is the whole point of the red vs. green color, anyway. The volume currently goes from -60 to +18 dB, btw. Bye, Axel.