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  1. 26th Aug 2001 03:10 #1
    mh2360
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    I use Smartripper>DVD2AVI>Tmpgenc to make VCDs. The volume level after ripping seems a lot lower than the original disk. Is there a way, probably through DVD2AVI or Tmpgenc, to raise the volume a bit?
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  2. 26th Aug 2001 06:05 #2
    SlamminMutha
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    Setting/ Advanced/ Audio Effect. Double click to have audio adjustment featrures. Be careful though, its easy to distort the sound. Play around with it till you get a good result.
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    Vejita-sama
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    In DVD2AVI under audio click on 'normalize,' a dialog box will appear, click the little box in the top right to enable, and choose a setting for 0-100 (72 seems to work pretty good for me). Same result as playing around in TMPGenc but less risky Also I'm using CCE these days so...
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  4. 28th Aug 2001 15:12 #4
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    Thanks guys, good tips for a vetren!

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