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29th April 2007, 11:45 | #2 | Link | |
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- Preserve the full Dynamic ac3 Range: Decode without apply DRC, recommended for users with good audio equipment. - Reduce the Dynamic ac3 Range: Decode with DRC (Normal, Light, ...) and Normalize, recommended for users with the typical low volume ac3 problem. |
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29th April 2007, 16:18 | #3 | Link | |
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1. It is not possible to compress sound when listening in case of need 2. Possibly, loss of quality happens for quiet sounds I exactly don't want to compress sound range Last edited by ArtDen; 29th April 2007 at 16:21. |
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I'm confused (as usual)...
I've always noticed this happening, I can play an ac3 file, and it's nearly silent. Going from the PC through optical cable, I get 5.1 channels, but I can sometimes crank the volume on my theater system FULL BLAST, and I can barely hear it. However, if I use a DVD program (ex: PowerDVD) and select "Use SPDIF", then suddenly the volume goes WAY up (the proper effect). This is strange, since the audio is going along the same optical line, yet one is so much louder than the other... Is these some flag I need to add or something to make it always loud??? Using BeHappy currently, trying to amplify by 16db each time (the only way I can even hear playback on my PC alone) but I'm thinking that's wrong. |
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