Any way to lower the volume of a browser? I know you can lower the master volume by using vol -v but is there any way of lowering the volume of a video or the browser the video is playing on?

LOL! How will mIRC access the browser flash player settings or if not flash player but HTLM5 to set the volume, i am not sure if this is possible by scripting, also if any COM support this then it might be.

westor: In Vista+, the Windows system has control over individual application's volume. Adjusting the volume of another application is a matter of a system API call, the same one that mIRC uses to change wave/midi volume.

I couldn't say if mIRC would require administrator rights to tinker with the volume for Flashplayer.exe or Firefox.exe

Newbie: There are other Windows scripting languages out there that can, including AutoHotkey, if it's something that doesn't necessarily have to be performed by mIRC script.

Yes @Raccoon i said the same on the above post, if there is an specific API (COM Object) that support this on flash player then mIRC can do it, but i don't know which one it is!

No, it has nothing to do with controlling flashplayer. It's a system level API that controls volume for all processes, including mIRC's own volume.

Oh yeah, I know there are other languages the thing I really don't know is how to implement them with mirc. For example, I'm trying to make a web page using html and java script which plays a youtube video and then refreshes to play another youtube video in the process. I'm assuming that I could alter the volume using java script my question would be how could I manipulate that using my mirc bot?

Give a try and paste your code that already do this and maybe someone can help you to explain you how-to code it on the mIRC (and if it is possible)