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						TheDamned
					
					
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					|  Posted: Fri, 2nd Dec 2005 00:41    Post subject: Any ways to boost volume ? |  |  
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					| I bought 5.1 channel headphones and there's no volume control on it, so I guess it's using Window's sliders, and even when it's maxed, it's really not loud enough.
 Any tricks to pump up the Windows volume bar ?
 
 Much appreciated.
 
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						nouseforaname
					
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					|  Posted: Fri, 2nd Dec 2005 01:22    Post subject: |  |  
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					| try uninstalling winamp. That quietened some things for me. |  | 
	
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					|  Posted: Fri, 2nd Dec 2005 21:55    Post subject: |  |  
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					|  	  | Sublime wrote: |  	  | try uninstalling winamp. That quietened some things for me. | 
 
 Note how he said he wanted boosted volume, not lower.
 
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						Rofl_Mao
					
					
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					|  Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2005 07:20    Post subject: |  |  
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					| The VLC media player solved that problem for me. Movie sound that was inaudible on the Windows player, was loud and clear on the VLC.
 
  	  | Lopin18 wrote: |  	  | I think you played too much Fallout 3, Pedo Perk acquired.  | 
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					|  Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2005 11:09    Post subject: |  |  
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					| seriously winamp fucks up audio codecs badly what's the reason i don't use it. There are ways around it but ive forgot them and cba looking either. Has it always been like that or is it recent? |  | 
	
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					|  Posted: Sat, 3rd Dec 2005 11:14    Post subject: |  |  
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					| I'm hiring a laptop from school (A toshiba 2.8 ghz) and those low volumes have always been like that
really frustrating when you're *trying* to watch a movie
 
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					|  Posted: Sun, 4th Dec 2005 01:15    Post subject: |  |  
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					| 'That' being winamp  |  | 
	
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					|  Posted: Mon, 19th Dec 2005 11:37    Post subject: |  |  
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					| just replying because my volume is still fucked up
keep the suggestions comin, cause Im out
 
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					|  Posted: Mon, 19th Dec 2005 11:43    Post subject: |  |  
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					| http://matrix-mixer.sourceforge.net/ maybe?
 
 Main features:
 * Matrix mixer with ability to change the matrix.
 * Conversion from any input format to any output format. Supports channel configurations from mono to 5.1 and sample formats 16bit / 24bit / 32bit / float.
 * Input/output levels indication.
 * Automatic gain control.
 * Dynamic range compression.
 * Individual gain control for each input/output channel.
 * Delays for each output channel.
 
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						Ispep
					
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					|  Posted: Tue, 20th Dec 2005 20:08    Post subject: |  |  
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					| You have a problem if it is not loud with windows sliders set to maximum.
 If it is AC3 audio on a downloaded file then it's likely you need to tweak that filter.
 
 You should also look into your sound cards settings. Is it even capable of 5.1 audio?
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