Since a few versions (perhaps 7.31) I am seeing a bug when using the mouse wheel to change the volume.
When I roll the mouse wheel up to increase the volume the volume bar stops at 100% but internally ProgDVB seems to still count upwards on an internal value when continuing to "scroll up". I am using a mouse with a free floating scroll wheel and used to just let it "flow" to reduce the volume to 0 (for example when extremely loud advertisement block drops in) and roll it up to 100% quickly after the loud part is over.

So now when I just let my mouse wheel roll to reduce the volume to 0 it almost seems like the value goes much below 0 and then it requires me to "scroll up" for a very long time until I actually see any volume increase.

Also the opposite way around, just scrolling up past the 100% mark seems to internally count up. So when I set my mouse on the main window again I need to scroll down for very very long time until I see actually the slider decreasing the volume.

Expected bahavior:
I expect to be able to scroll down until 0 is reached and any further scrolling down just keeps the setting at 0% and when scrolling up again I want to increase from 0% up immediately.
Same for 100%. I expect when I "scroll down" the slider decreases from 100% immediately, not starting form an imaginary 800% having to roll the wheel until it actually starts having an effect on the slider.

I hope the description allows you to reproduce the issue and fix it in code by setting the maximum internal counter between 0 and 100% and not further increasing/decreasing if the maximum values are reached.

Still in .3?

Yes, I am on 7.31.03 x86 currently (would love to use x64 but no x86 plugin wrapper exists as of my knowledge).

The bug is still present in 7.31.4.

Hm. Next try in next version.

It's FIXED in 7.31.5!
Thank you very much!