> So if the value is 0, it means volume is at full output.
That's called "dBFS" (= decibel full scale) and pretty standard in the professional digital audio. For example, that's how every VU meter in a DAW works.
But I would agree that it is not best idea for a consumer device :-)
That's called "dBFS" (= decibel full scale) and pretty standard in the professional digital audio. For example, that's how every VU meter in a DAW works.
But I would agree that it is not best idea for a consumer device :-)