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Default volume 50% and --initial-volume argument
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You can set initial volume to a value in [0-100].
e.g.
target/release/librespot --name DEVICENAME --initial-volume 40If not present the default volume will be 50% instead of 100%. IMO this allows user to have a better control: you can turn up and down the volume (before you can only turn it down).