2011-12-23, 17:02
Is it possible to have a way of adjusting the volume of the audio on the optical out within xbmc itself?
Thanks in advance,
Thanks in advance,
2011-12-23, 20:57
since i requested this, I know there's a topic about it. And the answer is no unfortunately.
But you can boost it though, if you go to the menu by pressing the center circle button for a few seconds while playing something, there is this slider called Volume amplification. This does work, unfortunately it works only to "positively" amplify it. I never understood why this amplifying process couldnt be reversed to get below the "0" point.
So amplifying it is possible.... although not via volume but via volume amplification!
But you can boost it though, if you go to the menu by pressing the center circle button for a few seconds while playing something, there is this slider called Volume amplification. This does work, unfortunately it works only to "positively" amplify it. I never understood why this amplifying process couldnt be reversed to get below the "0" point.
So amplifying it is possible.... although not via volume but via volume amplification!
2011-12-23, 21:01
It isn't a boost I'm needing more of an attenuation ;-)
I'm sure adjusting the volume in the digital domain is a subject of debate as it reduces the bit rate etc. so I'm sure there is a reasoning behind it.
I'm sure adjusting the volume in the digital domain is a subject of debate as it reduces the bit rate etc. so I'm sure there is a reasoning behind it.
2011-12-23, 21:59
volume amplification will invoke an audio compressor, so I wouldn't use it as a volume control.
Digital volume control will come sometime after Eden when Audio Engine is done. No, there's no ETA on that.
Digital volume control will come sometime after Eden when Audio Engine is done. No, there's no ETA on that.
2011-12-24, 09:49
