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Low sound when playing MKV files. How to increase ...
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I am currently watching an MKV file of The Girl with the dragon tattoo. The sound is very low, though. At the start of the film, when the music is playing over the credits, the sound is normal, but when the film kicks in, and the actors start to speak, it becomes very quiet, meaning I have to bump up the volume to max to hear it.
Very Quiet Audio - www.makemkv.com
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=910
I'm a new user of MakeMKV and so far i love it. i've only ripped two BD discs but it seems to be very fast and works fine. the only thing i see is that the audio is very quiet. probably about 50% of what it should be. i've tried ripping the save BD with different audio selected but it doesn't seem to make a difference. are there any suggestions to what i'm doing wrong or is this …
LG BP330 sound quiet on MKV files - VideoHelp Forum
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/356240-LG-BP330-sound-quiet-on-MKV-files
When playing MKV files the sound is very low and she has to turn it up to 30+ to get decent volume levels. For tv she usually has volume at 8 to get the same level volume. Don't think it's a problem with the cable or anything like that because when watching Netflix through the bluray player the volume is fine - it's just with the MKV files.
Is it possible to increase the sound volume of the mkv ...
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8963
Well the point of makemkv is to give you the same stream as is on your disk. multichannel sound is usually very dynamic, quiet in the dialogue, loud in the action sequences. It is how the director/sound mixer intended you to see it. People who create avis usually boost the sound and downmix to two channels.
Very Low sound on mkv files | MediaPortal - An Open Source ...
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/very-low-sound-on-mkv-files.107054/
April 3, 2012. #1. Hi all, this is a query, and not a real problem. I find that when I play mkv files, the sound is quite low - far lower than avi or mpg files. So low is the sound that at a reasonable listening level, system sounds are exceptionally loud. This means I have to ramp down sound when pausing or similar, and ramp it up again to ...
MKV movies: loud background music, low voices - VideoHelp
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/383884-MKV-movies-loud-background-music-low-voices
All the software for A/V conversion that I've used allow audio gain. With Handbrake, for instance, there is a gain option in the audio section. When I create a portable format file (ie Blu-ray to 404p MKV) and downmix from 5.1 to 2.0 I have to make use of gain. For my personal use and preference a gain of 8 usually works out perfectly.
how to increase audio volume of mkv video files ...
https://forums.afterdawn.com/threads/how-to-increase-audio-volume-of-mkv-video-files.746331/
i m having bunch of movies in mkv files their are some movies having low audio sound. even though i keep my volume level at 100%. i m not satisfied with it. but at same level some movies audio sound are damn loud. how to level or adjust the volume of those audio files at desired level. thank you vicky5, Apr 25, 2013 #1 attar Senior member Joined:
MKV movies: loud background music, low voices. How to fix ...
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Many MKV movie files have really loud background music and low voices that I'm constantly adjusting the volume. I've messed with the audio output settings in Plex with no solution. I am using HDMI audio out. The only solution I've found is to re-encode using handbrake to change the DRC option to 2.5. 33 comments 83% Upvoted
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