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On a related note, even if the user has disabled speakers or muted the website, you can still make it generate noises: https://thume.ca/screentunes/ https://thu

• Santosh83 7y ago
  Is that page supposed to produce a speaker noise? It doesn't produce anything audible here (standard Firefox on Windows 10)...
  • Rychard 7y ago
    > On some LCD monitors this page will cause the screen to emit a tone that varies in pitch with the bar height. Maximize window for best results. Looks like any noise is the by-product of the electronics within the device, rather than anything playing through the speakers. Coil whine (or something to that effect), I imagine.
    • Jnr 7y ago
      Yes, it works on my monitor.
    • perl4ever 7y ago
      I wasn't aware that different screens necessarily produced the same sounds, but I noticed many years ago with CRTs that there was a faint sound that changed depending in a general way on what was displayed.
  • est31 7y ago
    The noise should be generated by your LCD screen and is usually faint but exant. The larger the area it occupies the louder it is, so it's recommended to maximize it. You might also have an LCD screen that doesn't emit sound, but I don't know the details.
• mpolichette 7y ago
  This is soo cool. Thanks for sharing. I have a pretty large monitor and it is easily audible when full screen.
• hybrids 7y ago
  Missed opporunity to call this "LCD Soundsystem"