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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1210507" data-attributes="member: 82144">Yes. Please:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">For MPAR, disable the &quot;enable v-sync adjustment&quot; and &quot;enable timestretch&quot; options. 
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<li data-xf-list-type="ol">For LAV audio, re-enable the &quot;auto A/V sync correction&quot; option.</li>
</ol>...and then try to use MPAR for TV again.Okay.It's similar to WASAPI.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Stream_Input/Output" target="_blank">Audio Stream Input/Output - Wikipedia</a>Your sources are always going to have different volume levels. Different channels can have different volume... and different programs on the same channel can have different volume. Same with CDs/songs, DVDs, Blu-Rays etc. - each one can have different volume. In other words: you're probably always going to have to adjust the volume. The only question is how much you'll have to adjust it.I have another idea:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Does your AVR remember the volume setting independently for each input?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Does your HTPC have a second digital audio output (eg. S/PDIF)?</li>
</ol>If yes and yes, one solution might be to use HDMI audio for TV, videos, DVD, BR (MPAR with bit-streaming for DD, DTS etc., and WASAPI for MPEG, AAC), and S/PDIF audio for music and other plugins (WASAPI). You can reduce the volume for the S/PDIF input on the AVR.What do you think about that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1210507, member: 82144"] Yes. Please: [LIST=1] [*]For MPAR, disable the "enable v-sync adjustment" and "enable timestretch" options. [*]For LAV audio, re-enable the "auto A/V sync correction" option. [/LIST] ...and then try to use MPAR for TV again. Okay. It's similar to WASAPI. [URL="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Stream_Input/Output"]Audio Stream Input/Output - Wikipedia[/URL] Your sources are always going to have different volume levels. Different channels can have different volume... and different programs [I]on the same channel[/I] can have different volume. Same with CDs/songs, DVDs, Blu-Rays etc. - each one can have different volume. In other words: you're probably always going to have to adjust the volume. The only question is how much you'll have to adjust it. I have another idea: [LIST=1] [*]Does your AVR remember the volume setting independently for each input? [*]Does your HTPC have a second digital audio output (eg. S/PDIF)? [/LIST] If yes and yes, one solution might be to use HDMI audio for TV, videos, DVD, BR (MPAR with bit-streaming for DD, DTS etc., and WASAPI for MPEG, AAC), and S/PDIF audio for music and other plugins (WASAPI). You can reduce the volume for the S/PDIF input on the AVR. What do you think about that? [/QUOTE]

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