I am not sure if this has been covered elsewhere. If it has, I apologize. I searched the forums and could not find anything.
My problem is that the MPC-MPA decoder filter gives me the best sound for TV, and I happen to be using it for DVD videos as well. It works great, though I do not have volume control with it. If I select another codec, the sound is not as good, but I can control it via MP. When I look into this further, if I use the MPC-MPA decoder, and adjust my main system volume, this also does not affect the sound to my receiver, so I have no volume control. Is there a way to modify this so I can control the volume level, though still use this codec?
I am using MP 1.02 with my system, which consists of gigabyte ga-e7aum-ds2h MB using onboard graphics and sound. I am using s pdif as my receiver does not have HDMI. Additionally, I have a HD-PVR to get live TV. (I do not believe these details are necessary, though I include them in case they might be).
Thanks,
Michael
My problem is that the MPC-MPA decoder filter gives me the best sound for TV, and I happen to be using it for DVD videos as well. It works great, though I do not have volume control with it. If I select another codec, the sound is not as good, but I can control it via MP. When I look into this further, if I use the MPC-MPA decoder, and adjust my main system volume, this also does not affect the sound to my receiver, so I have no volume control. Is there a way to modify this so I can control the volume level, though still use this codec?
I am using MP 1.02 with my system, which consists of gigabyte ga-e7aum-ds2h MB using onboard graphics and sound. I am using s pdif as my receiver does not have HDMI. Additionally, I have a HD-PVR to get live TV. (I do not believe these details are necessary, though I include them in case they might be).
Thanks,
Michael