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spicetify-autoVolume

Extension for spicetify-cli which automatically decreases volume at specific intervals of time.

Why?

I've made this extension for people who listen to music for long periods of time and care about their ears. This extension, when enabled using the toggle in the menu, automatically decreases the volume by a specific percentage at specific intervals of time until the volume reaches a specified minimum percentage. This way, you can listen to music for long time and making sure you're not hurting your ears much.

If you're someone who listens to music for long periods of time, I really recommend this. Your hearing matters!

Requirements

Make sure you have installed spicetify-cli (instructions here) and generated config (instructions here)

Installation

Download autoVolume.js
Copy/move the file to any of the following:
- Extensions folder in Home directory:
  - Windows: %userprofile%\.spicetify\Extensions\
  - Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.config/spicetify/Extensions/ or ~/.config/spicetify/Extensions
  - MacOS: ~/spicetify_data/Extensions
- Extensions folder in Spicetify executable directory.
Run command: spicetify config extensions autoVolume.js (Adds autoVolume.js to the config)
Apply using either of the commands:
- spicetify backup apply or
- spicetify apply

Changing the interval/minimum volume

To change the percentage to decrease the volume by

Open autoVolume.js in an editor of your choice.
Find the line const DecreaseBy = 5;
The value is in percentages, so change the '5' to any percentage you want.
Save the file.
Run the command spicetify apply to apply the changes.

To change the interval

Open autoVolume.js in an editor of your choice.
Find the line const interval = 5;
The interval value is in minutes, so change the '5' to any amount of minutes you want.
Save the file.
Run the command spicetify apply to apply the changes.

To change the minimum volume

Open autoVolume.js in an editor of your choice.
Find the line const minimumVolume = 50;
The minimum volume value is in percentage, so change the '50' to any percentage of volume that you want.
Save the file.
Run the command spicetify apply to apply the changes.

Usage

Toggle "Auto Volume" in the profile menu.

autoVolume Screenshot

While you're at it, make sure to check out the Make Listening Safe campaign by the World Health Organization. It has much more information about the effects of noise and what can you do to ensure you are listening safely.