I looked back at a couple posts and it said the mod was not compatible for Mac, because it used MCEF, and there was a version of it called JCEF, but at some point there was a post that said it was buggy.
There is something I want to ask you to do, but every time you select a Youtube video, the sound will be maximum.
Can you fix this?
Warning: There is a lot of words in this guide to fix the problem.
I know this works on the 1.12.2 version, but I don't know about the 1.10.2 version. Go into your .minecraft folder (that you use for the forge installation that has this mod in it) then locate and go into the "config" folder (.minecraft\config). While you are there, locate "webdisplays.cfg" and then open it in a text editor program. This is the configuration file for web displays. Inside the config file locate "client {" at the top, then inside those {} look for "# Volume for YouTube videos." Then, you can find "D:ytVolume=100.0" there (100 on default) this is the percentage value. Feel free to set this value to your liking. And there we go, after a lot of words, the problem is hopefully fixed!
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Hello,
You have a realy good mod here !
i have a question
if i update the config file on the server side..
(want to change the youtube sound bar thing)
will it be changed on the client side too or not ?
Do you think you can take it to 1.13.2? I am building multiple tutorials in that version and I am tired of switching tabs every 5 seconds.
Thank you for your time - Caveman07
I looked back at a couple posts and it said the mod was not compatible for Mac, because it used MCEF, and there was a version of it called JCEF, but at some point there was a post that said it was buggy.
Warning: There is a lot of words in this guide to fix the problem.
I know this works on the 1.12.2 version, but I don't know about the 1.10.2 version. Go into your .minecraft folder (that you use for the forge installation that has this mod in it) then locate and go into the "config" folder (.minecraft\config). While you are there, locate "webdisplays.cfg" and then open it in a text editor program. This is the configuration file for web displays. Inside the config file locate "client {" at the top, then inside those {} look for "# Volume for YouTube videos." Then, you can find "D:ytVolume=100.0" there (100 on default) this is the percentage value. Feel free to set this value to your liking. And there we go, after a lot of words, the problem is hopefully fixed!