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<blockquote data-quote="RobNorthcott" data-source="post: 393538" data-attributes="member: 57999">I haven't tried playing the ripped DVD files (or actual DVDs) on that machine using any software other than MP.&nbsp; It may be louder using something else.&nbsp; I've got PowerDVD 7 on there, so I'll try it later using that instead of MP and let you know if it was still quiet.A couple of times I've thought it would be cool to have some sort of individual volume settings for different bits of MP - DVDs are very quiet, TV/non-DVD-ripped films are ususally in the middle and music (MP3) is very loud.&nbsp; Whether it's MP's &quot;fault&quot; or not I don't know, but it would be nice to be able to set it to vary the volume for each section of MP, so it all comes out roughly the same.&nbsp; If somebody's been watching a DVD then somebody else tries to watch TV or listen to music it'll come out really loud if they forget to turn the volume down.Rob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobNorthcott, post: 393538, member: 57999"] I haven't tried playing the ripped DVD files (or actual DVDs) on that machine using any software other than MP. It may be louder using something else. I've got PowerDVD 7 on there, so I'll try it later using that instead of MP and let you know if it was still quiet. A couple of times I've thought it would be cool to have some sort of individual volume settings for different bits of MP - DVDs are very quiet, TV/non-DVD-ripped films are ususally in the middle and music (MP3) is very loud. Whether it's MP's "fault" or not I don't know, but it would be nice to be able to set it to vary the volume for each section of MP, so it all comes out roughly the same. If somebody's been watching a DVD then somebody else tries to watch TV or listen to music it'll come out really loud if they forget to turn the volume down. Rob [/QUOTE]

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