New volume up/down increments - where?

I just received the March update and I'm pretty psyched to try out the updated/customizable volume up/down increments, but I can't seem to find the new options anywhere. I've been looking through the settings for 15 minutes, but no luck. Can anyone help
me out? What am I missing?

:)

 

Xbox Volume Up

I have a soundbar hooked up to my XB1 and it doesn't respond properly when I use the "volume up" or "volume down" commands. I have it set to change in increments of 5, but it only ever changes in increments of 1.

 

Things in the new update

Also the ability to raise or lower the amount of Xbox Volume up....Xbox volume down to more increments then before... max of 10 I heard...

 

Pop into troubleshooting i think it is in the TV app. Weird place to have it, probably why loads of users can't find it.

 

Under settings, then TV and One guide, then troubleshooting, then audio to be a little more precise.

 

Hmm... I'm not finding any specific "troubleshooting" option either. I've searched all over the help options, but don't see anything about it there. I would have thought it would be somewhere in 'Preferences' or 'Display and Sound', but no dice. It's either
very well-hidden or somewhere so obvious that I'm just not looking there.

Any other ideas??

 

The troubleshooting tab is definately in the tv & one guide app SpeedDemon, just checked.

 

That's exactly it, Wee Bear. Thank you!!!

 

There's 2 settings in troubleshooting, video and audio, video you can set 50 hz for european users and in audio you can set the volume increments.

 

Ah great stuff SpeedDemon.

 

I altered mine to 6 as 3 was a little too little if you know what i mean lol

 

Ok, this feature is VERY cool. I use the volume up/down voice commands all the time and it got really old having to repeat the command over and over again. I changed it to 7 and that seems to be a good increment.

Of course, what would be even cooler would be the ability to say "Xbox volume up X", but this is at least a big improvement.

 

Yes it might get to that eventually, but as you say it's a good start.

 

You can find a video of where it is at here.

 

It's really a illogical place to put quite an important audio setting, wonder who thought that one up?