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<blockquote data-quote="althena77" data-source="post: 353138" data-attributes="member: 86319">Hello!I have a problem here with a video now for a while, it has two audio streams in two different languages (in a MKV container) and one on the seems to be not loud enough, I tried all my media players and even if I set the volume everywhere to maximum (computer, tv, speakers, the player...) the sound is still not loud enough to really enjoy it.First I thought to try extracting the stream from the container, trying to raise the volume with a special program and inject it into the container again. However when I asked in some other forums how to do that, everyone told me that this is not possible without loosing some quality.But finally I found a solution by using the VLC media player. When you run a video open the extended GUI with [ctrl]+[G]. There open the Audio tab on the right and there you can check a box for an option called &quot;Volume normalization&quot;.This is so far the only way for me to play the video with an acceptable volume and just wonder if a similar function is implemented in MediaPortal too by any chance? If not, please see this as a suggestion <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Greetings!althena77</blockquote>

[QUOTE="althena77, post: 353138, member: 86319"] Hello! I have a problem here with a video now for a while, it has two audio streams in two different languages (in a MKV container) and one on the seems to be not loud enough, I tried all my media players and even if I set the volume everywhere to maximum (computer, tv, speakers, the player...) the sound is still not loud enough to really enjoy it. First I thought to try extracting the stream from the container, trying to raise the volume with a special program and inject it into the container again. However when I asked in some other forums how to do that, everyone told me that this is not possible without loosing some quality. But finally I found a solution by using the VLC media player. When you run a video open the extended GUI with [ctrl]+[G]. There open the Audio tab on the right and there you can check a box for an option called "Volume normalization". This is so far the only way for me to play the video with an acceptable volume and just wonder if a similar function is implemented in MediaPortal too by any chance? If not, please see this as a suggestion ;) Greetings! althena77 [/QUOTE]

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