choose output and input audio device (speakers, microphone)

Description

The user interface (UI) in the picture presents audio settings for a gaming system. Here’s a breakdown of its features and functions:

1. Tabs: At the top, there are navigation tabs labeled "GAMEPLAY," "AUDIO," "VIDEO," and "CONTROLS," allowing users to switch between different settings categories quickly.

2. General Section: This section includes options for configuring audio devices:

   • OUTPUT DEVICE: A dropdown menu to select the audio output device, indicated by a Japanese label showing connected devices.
   • INPUT DEVICE: Similar to the output device, this dropdown allows users to select a microphone or input source.
   • OWN VOICE ECHO: A toggle (set to "ON") for echo effects on the user's voice while speaking through the microphone.

3. Audio Volume Section: A set of horizontal sliders for adjusting volume levels, each labeled for clarity:

   • MASTER VOLUME: Controls the overall sound level for the game.
   • SFX VOLUME (Sound Effects): Specifically adjusts the volume of sound effects.
   • MUSIC VOLUME: Adjusts the volume of music tracks within the game.
   • AMBIENCE VOLUME: Controls the level of background sounds or ambiance.
   • VOICE VOLUME: Adjusts the volume for voice communication.

4. Volume Labels: Each slider is marked with a number "100," indicating the maximum volume, with the sliders likely representing a range from 0 to 100.

5. Form: The design is sleek and organized, utilizing a dark theme with contrasting text that makes options easy to read. The sliders provide a visual representation of volume levels, and the dropdowns are accessible for quick adjustments.

Overall, this UI is functional and user-friendly, allowing gamers to customize their audio settings effectively.