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  1. 5th Dec 2006 10:40 #1
    dman777
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    I captured an old VCR tape to .AVI format. The volume of it is decent. I then encoded it to Mpeg II useing the software called Super. But the problem is, when I use Super to encode the AVI file, the volume is softer/lower than the volume of the originial .AVI file. I went into options of Super and raised the encoder volume to max(300) but it had no difference on volume the encoded Mpeg II file. I also went into the Windows volume control panel and maxed out the Line In and Stereo mixer volume levels, but it didn't make difference. Any suggestions?
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    are you converting to ac3 audio with super? then you might get lower audio volume level and I don't think the raise option will work for ac3.
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    no, i'm useing mp2 for audio output codec.
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