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That worked perfectly! Thank you so much.
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That worked perfectly! Thank you so much.

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Just wondering if this is even possible. Here's the deal, I have a DB in our front lobby that plays a safety video for visitors. We set the speaker system at the appropriate volume for that. I wanted to add some background music to play when the video is not playing. So basically I need two different volume levels.<br />
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Basically the music is at a level 3 and when the video starts the music stops and the volume goes to say, 7. When the video finishes I can send it back down to 3. If that makes sense.<br />
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I may be asking just a bit too much of Access, but I figured why not ask anyway. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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Just wondering if this is even possible. Here's the deal, I have a DB in our front lobby that plays a safety video for visitors. We set the speaker system at the appropriate volume for that. I wanted to add some background music to play when the video is not playing. So basically I need two different volume levels.

Basically the music is at a level 3 and when the video starts the music stops and the volume goes to say, 7. When the video finishes I can send it back down to 3. If that makes sense.

I may be asking just a bit too much of Access, but I figured why not ask anyway. Thanks for any help you can give me.

Control Sound Volume Using VBA

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.