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Adjust the startup sound volume

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The sound that plays when your Mac boots up can be rather annoying at times.

If you've ever had to turn the computer on at night or in a waiting room full of people, you probably managed to attract everybody’s attention for an instant.

Psst is a tiny app to let you to adjust the volume level of this sound, increasing it, decreasing it, or silencing it forever.

For the changes to take effect in the system, first check that Psst has been successfully enabled. Then you can say goodbye to those awkward looks from a too-loud Mac startup sound.

Reviewed by Álvaro Toledo Translated by Uptodown Localization Team
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License Free
Op. System Mac
Category Miscellaneous
Language English
Author Satsumac Software
Downloads 43
Date Nov 19, 2007
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