TV recordings quieter than ripped media

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TV recordings quieter than ripped media

TV recordings from HDHomerun require twice the volume

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2024-08-19, 01:18 PM

MPEG2 is such an old codec, most modern device don't support direct playing it anymore. Only the video is transcoding. The audio is original. So that may be why it is quieter. If the audio for your other media is being transcoding, an audio boost is applied most of the time.

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TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by WoodyBABL - 2024-08-18, 06:23 AM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-08-18, 06:19 PM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by WoodyBABL - 2024-08-19, 01:00 AM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by WoodyBABL - 2024-08-19, 02:08 AM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-08-19, 01:18 PM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by WoodyBABL - 2024-08-19, 09:04 PM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-08-20, 03:34 PM

RE: TV recordings quieter than ripped media - by WoodyBABL - 2024-08-20, 09:21 PM

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