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Audio Volume Level way too quiet Sound too low A180 Sage 6, Help
Hi,
My recordings with my SageTV version 6 seem to produce low volume recordings (hard to hear). I recorded a few shows, and played them back and had to crank up the TV's volume level to its max. Is that normal? Am I missing some sort of adjustment? Under Detailed Setup for Audio Renderer I have "default" selected. There are other selections available but none of them make any difference that I can tell (and actually selecting some of the other options make the video stutter for 10 seconds after pausing). Under Detailed setup for MPEG2 Audio Decoder Filter I have 5 options: Default AC3Filter CyberLink Audio Decoder for Dell MPEG Audio Decoder SageTV MPEG Audio Decoder The loudest one is the Cyberlink so I selected that one, but it is still unacceptably quiet. Also of interest if I go into Sage's Media Center>Music and play any MP3 they are super loud with the same volume settings. In Windows I have the sound level cranked up to Max. Oh, and MP3s play super loud in Windows too. So it is a problem with either the record level or the playback level of the MPEG2's. The machine is a new install of Windows MCE05, Sage6, and Avermedia A180. Please help. Last edited by dealsdyker; 01-02-2007 at 08:45 PM. Reason: Add Volume to Title for easier Searching |
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You could try to up the gain in AC3 Filter configuration.
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If you're running in stereo and not some fancy half dozen speaker setup you should uncheck "normalize matrix" in the AC3 filter. That will greatly increase the volume and bring it more inline with your other recordings/MP3s. Then up the gain a little if you need to increase it some more.
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Last edited by blade; 01-03-2007 at 12:04 AM. |
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Love the help in these posts
Thanks guys will try this out tonight.
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I know it's an old thread but thanks to the contributors here. I had a very low volume problem and the advice here fixed it!
eclas |
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Glad to be of help
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