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can adjust volume music but not movies (everything set at spdif)
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<blockquote data-quote="Mefdahl" data-source="post: 421986" data-attributes="member: 89515"><p>Well I can't say specifically what is causing your problem, but I can maybe give you a hint. You PC has to decode the audio to control audio levels, so I would imagine that this is a codec issue.</p><p></p><p>My experience has been that decoding the audio on the PC is detrimental to the audio quality (doesn't matter with MP3's as they are already rather low quality, but if you rip your movies with the DTS tracks...). I have a nice AV receiver that I use to decode all my audio, the SPDIF is just a pass through to the receiver, I have even gone the extra step to reprogram the volume buttons on my MCE remote to control my receiver.</p><p></p><p>So on your issue I would look at the audio codec that the video files are using, then look at your setting for AC3filter or ffdshow. My guess would be the audio type is set to pass though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mefdahl, post: 421986, member: 89515"] Well I can't say specifically what is causing your problem, but I can maybe give you a hint. You PC has to decode the audio to control audio levels, so I would imagine that this is a codec issue. My experience has been that decoding the audio on the PC is detrimental to the audio quality (doesn't matter with MP3's as they are already rather low quality, but if you rip your movies with the DTS tracks...). I have a nice AV receiver that I use to decode all my audio, the SPDIF is just a pass through to the receiver, I have even gone the extra step to reprogram the volume buttons on my MCE remote to control my receiver. So on your issue I would look at the audio codec that the video files are using, then look at your setting for AC3filter or ffdshow. My guess would be the audio type is set to pass though. [/QUOTE]
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