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Audio Normalisation

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	The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversations being too quiet.		The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversations being too quiet.

	Navigate to Tools>Preferences.		Navigate to '''Tools > Preferences'''.

	Select Audio. Check the "Normalize volume to:" box and set the value to 1.6		Select '''Audio'''. Check the '''Normalize volume to:''' box and set the value to 1.6

	~~<br>~~Now switch to Advanced view by selecting "All" in the "Show Settings" box at the bottom left.		Now switch to Advanced view by selecting '''All''' in the ''Show Settings'' box at the bottom left.

	~~<br>~~Expand "Audio" and highlight "Filters". Check the "Volume Normalizer" box. You should see "normvol" added to the text box ~~at the bottom.<br>Expand "Filters" and highlight "Volume Normalizer". Set "Number of audio buffers" to 10 and "Maximal volume level" to 1.6<br>Hit the "Save" button~~ at the bottom.		Expand '''Audio''' and highlight '''Filters'''. Check the '''Volume Normalizer''' box. You should see ''normvol'' added to the text box at the bottom.

	~~<br>~~Restart VLC, as settings are not applied until restart.		Expand '''Filters''' and highlight '''Volume Normalizer'''. Set '''Number of audio buffers''' to ''10'' and '''Maximal volume level''' to ''1.6''.

			Hit the '''Save''' button at the bottom.

			Restart VLC, as settings are not applied until restart.

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Robin: Created page with "== Audio Normalisation
== The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversati…"

2012-01-03T07:57:55Z

Created page with "== Audio Normalisation == The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversati…"

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== Audio Normalisation ==

The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversations being too quiet.

Navigate to Tools>Preferences.

Select Audio. Check the "Normalize volume to:" box and set the value to 1.6

 Now switch to Advanced view by selecting "All" in the "Show Settings" box at the bottom left.

 Expand "Audio" and highlight "Filters". Check the "Volume Normalizer" box. You should see "normvol" added to the text box at the bottom. Expand "Filters" and highlight "Volume Normalizer". Set "Number of audio buffers" to 10 and "Maximal volume level" to 1.6 Hit the "Save" button at the bottom.

 Restart VLC, as settings are not applied until restart.

 

 

 

 

 

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VSG:Audio:Normalization - Revision history

Corbax: Corbax moved page VSG:Audio:GoodBut:Normalization to VSG:Audio:Normalization without leaving a redirect

Corbax: Corbax moved page VSG:Audio:Normalization to VSG:Audio:GoodBut:Normalization

Corbax: /* Audio Normalisation */

Robin: Created page with "== Audio Normalisation == The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversati…"

Robin: Created page with "== Audio Normalisation
== The following might help if you are having troubles adjusting the volume in movies; music, explosions, gunshots, etc. being too loud or conversati…"