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June 12th 10, 10:07 PM
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I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated
computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Thank you! Jo-Anne 
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June 12th 10, 10:50 PM
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"Jo-Anne" wrote in message
... I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Thank you! Jo-Anne Make sure "Wave" and/or "What You Hear" is turned up. Sound card, drivers and speaker setup, if more than 2, used would be needed to go further.
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June 12th 10, 10:50 PM
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"Jo-Anne" wrote in message
... I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Thank you! Jo-Anne Make sure "Wave" and/or "What You Hear" is turned up. Sound card, drivers and speaker setup, if more than 2, used would be needed to go further.
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June 12th 10, 11:09 PM
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"T Shadow" wrote in message
... "Jo-Anne" wrote in message ... I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Thank you! Jo-Anne Make sure "Wave" and/or "What You Hear" is turned up. Sound card, drivers and speaker setup, if more than 2, used would be needed to go further. Thank you, T Shadow! I didn't find "What You Hear," but I turned the volume up to full on every setting at Sounds and Audio Devices, and it does seem to be louder. Jo-Anne
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June 12th 10, 11:09 PM
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"T Shadow" wrote in message
... "Jo-Anne" wrote in message ... I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Thank you! Jo-Anne Make sure "Wave" and/or "What You Hear" is turned up. Sound card, drivers and speaker setup, if more than 2, used would be needed to go further. Thank you, T Shadow! I didn't find "What You Hear," but I turned the volume up to full on every setting at Sounds and Audio Devices, and it does seem to be louder. Jo-Anne
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June 14th 10, 10:24 PM
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On Jun 12, 2:07*pm, "Jo-Anne" wrote:
I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Google "audio increase" and you will find some hints. Here is one of them. http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/normalize_avi.html I do it all the time on divx movies. 1. use VirualDubMod to extract the wave file from the .avi 2. use VirtualDub to insert the wave file and increae the volume.
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June 14th 10, 10:24 PM
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On Jun 12, 2:07*pm, "Jo-Anne" wrote:
I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Google "audio increase" and you will find some hints. Here is one of them. http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/normalize_avi.html I do it all the time on divx movies. 1. use VirualDubMod to extract the wave file from the .avi 2. use VirtualDub to insert the wave file and increae the volume.
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June 14th 10, 10:56 PM
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"Harry" wrote in message
... On Jun 12, 2:07 pm, "Jo-Anne" wrote: I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Google "audio increase" and you will find some hints. Here is one of them. http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/normalize_avi.html I do it all the time on divx movies. 1. use VirualDubMod to extract the wave file from the .avi 2. use VirtualDub to insert the wave file and increae the volume. Thank you, Harry! I've bookmarked that webpage and will use what you use the next time I run into audio that's too low. Jo-Anne
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June 14th 10, 10:56 PM
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"Harry" wrote in message
... On Jun 12, 2:07 pm, "Jo-Anne" wrote: I've taken to listening to podcasts on my three WinXP fully updated computers. I use VLC Media Player. Some podcasts are so quiet that I have to turn the volume all the way up both in VLC and in the volume control for the computer. And even that can be a bit too quiet. Is there another way to increase the volume for these podcasts? I looked at Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel, but nothing seemed obvious. Google "audio increase" and you will find some hints. Here is one of them. http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/normalize_avi.html I do it all the time on divx movies. 1. use VirualDubMod to extract the wave file from the .avi 2. use VirtualDub to insert the wave file and increae the volume. Thank you, Harry! I've bookmarked that webpage and will use what you use the next time I run into audio that's too low. Jo-Anne
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