Settle a *hits blunt* argument we having

Settle a *hits blunt* argument we having...

>is there ANY difference between muting a random volume vs. the volume set to zero?

Both you hearing nothing, but my dope says other wise!

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i dunno lol

now he saying its only the same when you mute the volume when it's set to zero!

then why you post my nig? help us son!

Volume goes up or down based on electricity sent to the speakers . Both 0 and mute set the speakers to receive no power. Meaning they are the same

Nope. Muting is faster because it's the push of a button and you can easily return to the same volume. The problem is that it's a single push so you can accidentally unmute. Turning volume down gets slower the higher the initial volume is and you then have to turn back up just as slow. It's safer, however, as you can't just accidentally push the button and blare sound, it only goes up one volume.

he says then why the call it mute and not zero volume? when u at a volume like 25, mute makes it's zero, but it's called mute and not zero volume. but when u at zero volume, it's zero volume and not mute. i hope i got all that rite

>gotta admit he making a good case

Read what this guy said ..
Mute is an option of instantly changing to 0 and then changing back to your original volume
But both options result in a 0 power to speakers result
so they are the same as far as sound is concerned

but then why you set the volume to zero, it doesn't display that speaker with the X in the pic above, but just zero? u saying there's no difference between mute and zero volume yet one a symbol and the other a number

>now he rambling about why we park in a driveway and drive on parkway and why is pizza a circle cut into triangles in put in a square box

>pizza

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Depending on the hardware there is difference, some devices turn off when muted, and on 0 volum3 they may produce tiny amounts of noise, my HiFi tower does this

we talking on laptop here. any difference with that as you say cause we hear no difference

I also had similar shitty $5 USB sound card, similar behaviour.
I guess that on mute output is cut off (no voltage flowing whatsoever), and on 0 volume the circuit is closed and may emit quiet high frequency noises, like 15khz and up

>what year is this?
>1995?

If there is volume and it’s set to a point where no decibels are emitted from the source from which it is supposed to emanate from then it’s muted
Stop poopsmoking butthash cause being high as shit nigger all day as been proven to kill brain cells ya dingus

I think it also depends on the device. Some devices still let through a bit of the signal at 0. Mostly when it is controlled by a dial. Concludingly, sometimes it's the same, sometimes it's not. But it depends on the device. Also is right, so muting is superior.

read this dungus! but forget pizza thing

Ask him why do you bake cookies but cook bacon.

he sleeping it off after he laughed about the pizza thing when an user posted upn logo. he said one to beam up to voyager and fell over on the bed.

Fucking use logic retard

based trips but the weeed be stronger.

volume on zero is different from volume on mute, other wise the symbol would be the same for both

No retard, you’re just trying to see shit where there isn’t
Call it whatever the fuck you want but at the end of the day, if that’s what you worry about during your waking hours, you should definitely reconsider your life choices
Bucko

>all your life choices led you to my thread BUCKO

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