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Posted by Monty on 12-28-2004 08:41 PM:

Problems with low sound when playing xvid movies

I've been having problems with low sound on almost every xvid release that I have, what can be the problem and what can I do to fix it?
I think it's the ac3 filter that's ****ing up, if it is what can I do to turn up the volume?


Posted by sar on 12-28-2004 10:13 PM:

It's not fkin up.

If it's too low, go to AC3 filter settings and use the "Loud" preset.


Posted by Robert Jones on 12-28-2004 10:48 PM:

should'nt this be in the n00bs section?


Posted by Monty on 12-28-2004 10:52 PM:

Haha, thanks. Im just an idiot who forgets to read the readme file


Posted by 404notfound on 12-28-2004 11:12 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by virus_uk
should'nt this be in the n00bs section?


Yes....It should. Moving

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Posted by cookie on 12-28-2004 11:25 PM:

BSPlayer Pro has a built in equalizer. Perfect for those lower volume movies. It also automatically plays CD2 after CD1 for 2 disk files. Great player.

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Posted by kenshinx on 12-29-2004 12:16 AM:

cookie, vlc is better, and free

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Posted by Unset on 12-29-2004 12:41 AM:

If you're using vlc player right click on your video while it's playing, go to audio device and then click on stereo. That way it's adjusted for 2 speakers instead of 5.


Posted by cookie on 12-29-2004 12:55 AM:

I use VLC too, and I agree it's great. But for those few movies that come really low volume, BS Player Pro's equalizer is the only thing that raises the volume up above what a normal player would.

I guess you have to have tried it to appreciate what I'm talking about.

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Posted by horizonstar on 12-29-2004 11:23 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by cookie
But for those few movies that come really low volume, BS Player Pro's equalizer is the only thing that raises the volume up above what a normal player would.

No.

mplayer has a "volume" audio filter that allows you to raise the volume however high you want. Note: don't blow out your speakers.

mplayer -af volume=## file.avi

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Posted by cookie on 12-30-2004 12:41 AM:

I like BS Player Pro so much, that I hadn't looked around to see if any other players had the same volume features as it does.

Thanks for the info horizonstar.

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Posted by horizonstar on 12-30-2004 09:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by cookie
I like BS Player Pro so much, that I hadn't looked around to see if any other players had the same volume features as it does.

Thanks for the info horizonstar.


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