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Author Topic: Video - normalize audio.... any way to tweak?  (Read 1044 times)

nonsub

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Video - normalize audio.... any way to tweak?
« on: January 21, 2012, 12:13:39 am »

I am not using bitstreaming but am outputting to my dac via spdif.

I can't really notice a difference in enabling this setting or not (but I haven't A/B 'd.) All I know is at a volume good for voices, sounds like explosions almost blow things off my coffee table. I have an audiophile setup but it is very minimal... no bass/treble, dsp, even analog volume is not remotely controllable so if I can do anything (besides adjust volume) via MC that would be great. Maybe I need to set up a seperate zone and use dsp settings?

Thanks for any tips!
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Re: Video - normalize audio.... any way to tweak?
« Reply #1 on: January 21, 2012, 06:49:30 am »

That sounds like the speakers are mixed up.  Take a look at "Output Settings" in the DSP Studio.

The audio topics on the wiki might also help.
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Re: Video - normalize audio.... any way to tweak?
« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2012, 08:35:26 am »

Two things:
1) Make sure you select the correct number of channels in DSP Studio > Output Format (or else the center that contains all the dialog will get dropped instead of mixed in)
2) Movies generally have a large dynamic range, so some amount of this is normal
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