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XBMC Volume Amplification - forum.kodi.tv
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=126033
(2012-03-20, 04:02) josh6025 Wrote: I noticed that XBMC has a volume amplification feature and with every video I need to manually set the amplification, I was wondering if their was global setting or a config file that I can change to force the setting so that it's persistent on every video. You can simply click "set as default for all movies" after you …
Set your Volume Amplification on XBMC:KODI - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqAjf_RghPw
Is your xbmc volume too low,well heres a way to up the volume on your movie/ tv show your watching.For more information visithttp://www.kodi.tv
XBMC/Kodi Volume amplification not working - Raspberry Pi ...
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=96757
The amplification is added to the volume. We have about 2 seconds of audio buffered inside omxplayer, and we analyse the new samples to determine if they will clip with the current amplification level. If clipping will occur, the amplification is gradually attenuated, so that 2 seconds later, the output samples won't clip.
Volume low despite settings in audio gui for Volume ...
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/17564
Bring up the Audio Settings in gui, and select the Volume Amplification slider. Move the slider down or up from current position, and volume will jump back up to current setting (14db) and will now be correct. Start Kodi and volume will be low again, despite Volume Amplification will still be showing 14db.
How can I adjust system volume from within XBMC? - Ask Ubuntu
https://askubuntu.com/questions/227883/how-can-i-adjust-system-volume-from-within-xbmc
From http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=148210. From within XBMC, install the XBMC Audio Mixer add-on. Open the Audio Mixer. Increase the Master volume to 100%. (Can't go beyond 100%, so if you want to boost the volume, you'll still need to do this before launching XBMC.)
XBMC - Bit-perfect audio - Software - Audiophile Style
https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topic/13818-xbmc-bit-perfect-audio/
support for 24-bit and floating-point audio at up to 384,000hz; mixing of all streams including GUI sounds even when transcoding audio; start-up enumeration of hardware audio devices and their capabilities with log output; bitstreaming support in PAPlayer (XBMC's music player) upmixing of stereo to full channel layout; tighter syncing of A/V streams
Does volume amplification changing the sound quality? : xbmc
https://www.reddit.com/r/xbmc/comments/2qix48/does_volume_amplification_changing_the_sound/
Volume amplification in XBMC/Kodi works by increasing the volume while compressing sounds that are already at their loudest volume. You can use it as a way to make quiet sounds louder, while not blowing out your ear drums. This is a form of compression, so it technically does decrease the quality as it is changing the sound.
Audio too loud or too quiet : xbmc - reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/xbmc/comments/2068y0/audio_too_loud_or_too_quiet/
r/xbmc. **XBMC** is an award-winning *free and open source* cross-platform software media player and entertainment hub for HTPCs. It uses a 10-foot user interface and is designed to be a media player for the living-room, using a remote control as the primary input device. XBMC can be used to play almost all popular audio and video formats around.
Quiet dialog (5.1 audio over HDMI to 2.0 TV speakers ...
https://www.reddit.com/r/htpc/comments/1567ed/quiet_dialog_51_audio_over_hdmi_to_20_tv_speakers/
Otherwise look through the settings of your sound card to see if there is any 'dynamic compression' or 'volume amplification' setting that you can set and forget from within Windows. edit: in XBMC, under Settings -> System -> Audio Output, there is a 'boost volume level on downmix' option.
mls-software.com
https://www.mls-software.com/xbmc.html
Essentially, XBMC has one sound source open, and you are trying to play another one - which leads to a conflict which leads to no sound! To disable sounds, go to: Last but not least, go back to the System->Settings->Audio Output and ensure that both entries read HDMI. ALSA probably reset one of them to alsa:plug:hdmi which won't work.
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