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amplify audio worked better for me then the volume amplification in the new xbmc!
a divx film with ac3 is quitely
when i set now
volume amplification to 30 it works good
but now the other videos are to loud! :/
with the option "amplify audio" in the xbmp it works perfectly
the ac3 divx is louder - and the sound of the other films isnt distoreted!
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agree. i would like to see this feature in xbmc too. it is nice to have ability to play back audio collections at equal loudness without tinkering with volume settings.
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this useful function was available with xbmp, i don't know why xbmc doesn't include it !?
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fOZf8
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i loved that as well... made it much easier to level media player out with my dvd player and cable box....
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is there any way to normalize the volume when playing mp3's?
i'd like to put a large playlist together but some of my mp3's are louder than others, and some softer. when i play them, i have to keep adjusting the volume.
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pike
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it's impossible to do in realtime, since we dont know the volume "ahead". but all is not lost, you can use a program called mp3gain to adjust it (windows software)
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Topher
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out of curiosity, does anyone know how musicmatch jukebox does it? you can normalize a playlist or the library, & it'll analyze each file. if the file has already been analyzed, it knows it & skips it. i guess this is replaygain?
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Jynks
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i think a excellent feature would be to have a automatic audio normaliser. (if that is possible) so if you que a number of video files they all play with the same volume. i find that when i am watching some of my tv shows, as each files is coded separately, i need to constantly get up and turn up or down the tv.