> Mike/William, > > Thanks for the replies. After reading this reply I realize I must have > been asleep at the wheel when I wrote my original question, because I > left out an important detail. I said I was using mythvideo, which is > partially true, because sometimes I use it (with the Internal player). I > really have the volume problem when I play the videos over NFS using an > MVP1000 and the mvpmc software. > > I apologize for the major oversight. So my problem is the volume of the > MPEG videos themselves. OR, mvpmc/mvp1000 is the problem. > > Maybe I'll try to play a video on my computer and also play a DVD and > see if the volume levels are similar. Maybe that would at least give me > an unscientific starting point at where the problem really lies. > > Thanks, > James >
I did a little test. I used xine and played a DVD and a myth recording. Both had very similar volume levels. So I guess that means my problem has more to do with my mvp1000. Any other mvp1000 users experience anything similar? Is there way to get the mvp1000 to send out stronger/louder audio? Thanks, James
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