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  1. 25th Sep 2008 06:01 #1
    win993
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    When converting avi to divx using "Divx Converter" the audio in the converted file is very soft.

    Soft to the extent that when playing back on a standalone I have to turn the volume waaay up.

    Any ideas on how to control the audio volume when converting??
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    Why convert to divx? The avi could already be in avi divx.

    Or does not the avi work on your standalone? I would try reconvert it using avi recomp instead then.
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    The avi could already be in avi divx
    How does one figure out whether it's already in avi divx format?
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    mediainfo and gspot
    are apps to get info on your media

    you could also pull the audio out,
    normalize, re-encode, and mux it in again,
    if the video is ok, leave it be
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic314909.html
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