How can we pre-amplify sound with smplayer in the same way we do with kodi.. pavucotrol doesnt help, only increase a 10-15% and seems to saturate sound..


thanks.
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stevepusser wrote:In the General Settings--Audio tab, turn on software volume control and increase the maximum amplification to 11. (That's a Spinal Tap reference--I actually have mine at 500% for those occasional videos with low low volumes.) QMPlay2 has a similar type of setting, too.
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sunrat wrote:Did you try the volume normalization?
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stevepusser wrote:pasystray will allow you to increase volume without limit, but you'll no doubt also get the distortion.
Maybe pulseffects. If that's no good, ask on the SMPlayer forums. The app does allow you to pass custom settings to mpv.
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bester69 wrote:pulseffects is wonderfull, it sounds same good and loud as kodi, so I guess both of them use hardware equalization , two problems about pulseffects, it takes so long to create the brigde connection (around 1 minit ) and seems to eat too much cpu for a lowspec system...
sunrat wrote:bester69 wrote:pulseffects is wonderfull, it sounds same good and loud as kodi, so I guess both of them use hardware equalization , two problems about pulseffects, it takes so long to create the brigde connection (around 1 minit ) and seems to eat too much cpu for a lowspec system...
It's software, hardware equalisation is not possible. And yes, PulseEffects is heavy on resources.
What are you playing this through? Why can't you just turn your audio system up? If it's headphones, there are some fairly inexpensive headphone amplifiers available.
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stevepusser wrote:pasystray will allow you to increase volume without limit, but you'll no doubt also get the distortion.
Maybe pulseffects. If that's no good, ask on the SMPlayer forums. The app does allow you to pass custom settings to mpv.
$ wget https://launchpad.net/~yunnxx/+archive/ ... _amd64.deb
$ dpkg -i pulseeffects_1.312entornosgnulinuzesty-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb
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bester69 wrote:stevepusser wrote:pasystray will allow you to increase volume without limit, but you'll no doubt also get the distortion.
Maybe pulseffects. If that's no good, ask on the SMPlayer forums. The app does allow you to pass custom settings to mpv.
Steve, do you have this app ported to debian stretch??
Ive got this ubuntu0s deb working vbery well and starts up very fast..so its very usefull to increase sound in smplayer![]()
Ubuntu 17.04 ( 64 bit)
https://linoxide.com/tools/install-equa ... cts-linux/$ wget https://launchpad.net/~yunnxx/+archive/ ... _amd64.deb
$ dpkg -i pulseeffects_1.312entornosgnulinuzesty-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb
sunrat wrote:Another thing just occurred to me - what impedance are the headphones you are using? A lot of built-in headphone outlets have weak amplifiers which are only barely able to adequately drive very low impedance phones like 35 ohms or so. If you have say, 200 ohm phones, they will be sadly very low level.
I mentioned earlier you can get basic USB headphone amplifiers for little cost.
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No stretch packages--gstreamer is a little too old for it, and gstreamer backports broke a lot of other packages.
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