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  1. 23rd Nov 2002 08:28 #1
    cdechery
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    I've sucessfully created a XVCD of a downloaded movie. It was perfect, I added subtitles and all... kick-ass!

    There's just one more thing I'd like to do to make it 100%... the final volume (actually, the volume in the original .AVI was already like that) is very low, I think it was ripped as 5.1, I don't know.

    Well... can I increase it with some filter? Or do I have to extract the .wav, edit it (increase the volume) and re-encode it together?

    Thanks
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  2. 23rd Nov 2002 09:50 #2
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    If you are using TMPGenc you can increase the volume

    Click setting button
    select audio tab
    click audio check box & select setting
    Use change volume to crank it up.
    Panasonic DMR-ES45VS, keep those discs a burnin'
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