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sound level
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Discussions about sound level on WindowsForum.com cover a range of audio issues, including volume that unexpectedly decreases, low audio input from external devices, and input levels that are too high and cause distortion. Users seek ways to normalize speaker output to avoid drastic volume changes between programs or commercials, and to create shortcuts for controlling line-in levels. Other topics include adjusting bass and equalizer settings in Windows Media Player 12. These threads reflect common troubleshooting scenarios for managing and stabilizing audio levels on Windows systems, often involving external sound cards, USB mixers, or software settings.
Hello Again,
Anyone know if it's possible to put the Line-In level slider on the desktop, or at least a shortcut to it?
I have a programme which insists on depressing the Line-In level when it starts, and it's a real pain going via the volume control thing in the tray.
Regards
Cheemag
Oh my, what a title...
Anyways, I'm annoyed with the fact that when I watch a film on TV > on my PC, that is, if I adjust the sound level of the film pleasant, along comes commercials... and the sound level goes sky high - if you allow a bit of exaggeration. The phenomenon varies between...
OK, I have an external sound card that is plugged in via a USB port and had been working just fine. Windows recognized it as an Audio CODEC and labeled it as a microphone. Suddenly the audio from it went low almost to the point where it is unusable. I have checked and double checked all the...
We use Vidblaster to broadcast audio and video over Ustream.tv. The software has worked fairly well on our XP SP3 computer. Recently we replaced the host computer that has Windows 7. Everything video wise is working perfectly. The audio for the feed is provided by a Behringer audio mixer over...