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Sound Very Low On Laptop
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Why is it when I watching some tv programmes on bbc iplayer the sound is so low that I can not hear what is being said in spite of turning the volume up on the laptop. For example I have been watching the bbc2 series 'Dancing on the edge' the sound was fine when watching the first three episodes but episode four the sound was so low I could not hear what the actors were saying, it is the same thing with 4od, itv player and demand 5. Is it possible to increase the sound on the laptop without using any external hardware?. Thanks to any one who can help.
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'Windows Start>Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Manage Audio Devices'
- You should then see a Window displaying the Audio Devices installed on your system . Highlight the name of the current active Audio devices something like 'Speaker / Headphones' but may be referenced different depending the type of speaker system / drivers installed.
- Select 'Properties' which will display some additional options such as 'Level, Custom, Enhancements, Advnaced' for the various Audio functions available on your system. Try 'playing around' with some of those settings to see if it makes a difference.
- If that does not work you could try checking on your Computer manufacturers support website to see if there are any more recent Sound drivers available for system and if so, download and install to check if it offers increased sound performance.
'Windows Start>Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Manage Audio Devices'
- You should then see a Window displaying the Audio Devices installed on your system . Highlight the name of the current active Audio devices something like 'Speaker / Headphones' but may be referenced different depending the type of speaker system / drivers installed.
- Select 'Properties' which will display some additional options such as 'Level, Custom, Enhancements, Advnaced' for the various Audio functions available on your system. Try 'playing around' with some of those settings to see if it makes a difference.
- If that does not work you could try checking on your Computer manufacturers support website to see if there are any more recent Sound drivers available for system and if so, download and install to check if it offers increased sound performance.
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The following suggestion are from the current edition of 'Web User':
With BBC iPlayer, check that the on-screen slider is set to 11.
In Windows 7, go to the Control Panel and then to Hardware and Sound. In the 'Select a Playback Device' box, highlight the speakers then click 'Properties', 'Enhancements' and put a tick against 'Enable Loudness Equalization'.
With BBC iPlayer, check that the on-screen slider is set to 11.
In Windows 7, go to the Control Panel and then to Hardware and Sound. In the 'Select a Playback Device' box, highlight the speakers then click 'Properties', 'Enhancements' and put a tick against 'Enable Loudness Equalization'.