Making audio volume higher in MPEG1

[SteveX2]

Hello.
I have a MPEG1 video file that plays fine but the audio is very low so I have to turn my speakers up all the way. I was wondering how I can raise the audio volume ( channels?) so that when it plays it plays louder.

I tried Vdub, no dice

Thanks

[Cobra]

Demux the audio (TMPGEnc will do this) and this should output an MP2 file. Open this up in any editor that supports MP2, and give it a bit of volume. Save the audio and remux.

Cobra

[ronnylov]

You can do it with the latest beta verssion of besplit. It will normalize the audio lossless so no quality is lost.

Demultiplex the mpg to m1v and mp2 with TMPGEnc MPEG Tools.
Then use besplit with following command line:
BeSplit -core( -input infile.mp2 -output outfile.mp2 -type mp2 ) -ota( -G max )

You can find besplit beta here:
http://dspguru.doom9.net/

The multiplex the m1v and the outfile.mp2 to a new mpg with bbmpeg (or TMPGEnc).

[SteveX2]

i tried besplit. Did not work out to well. Can any one recomend a different one?