Ker sem vedel, da stvar obstaja in sem sedaj našel napotke kako priti do tega na macbooku "lepim" navodila, če bo še kdo rabil...

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As of OS X 10.5, however, this problem has been resolved—as long as you’re using an Apple keyboard, or one that doesn’t use its own drivers to make its volume keys work. At first glance, it seems the volume keys work as they always have—one press equals one full “box” of volume change. However, if you press and hold Shift and Option, and then press the volume keys, you’ll find that it now takes four key presses to move through one “box” of volume change—and the onscreen graphic even reflects this, showing each box filling up in four discreet steps.
Note that if you’re using a portable Mac, and you’ve got it set up (in the Keyboard section of the Keyboard & Mouse System Preferences panel) so that you need to press Fn to activate the function keys’ special features, you’ll need to add that key to the mix as well—so it’s Fn-Shift-Option and then Volume Up or Volume Down.
Between the full-step and quarter-step increments, it’s now possible to precisely set your Mac’s volume level using just the keyboard-based volume keys.

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To sem že v enem you tube clipu videl. Zel uporabna stvar. Samo še na apple remote-u bi morala obstajati ta funkcija.

Obstaja tudi ena varianta za to, da ni pri spreminjanju glasnosti tistega annoying sounda. Mislim, da s shift in volume up/down spremeni glasnost brez zvokov. Uporabno, če je glasnost na ful ali če je kakšen video posnet pretiho.