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Old 05-12-2008, 01:35 PM
Clevo
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Default Re: Ripping a Low Volume CD


On Request;709421 Wrote:
> I have a CD whose original recording volume is on the low side. I desire
> to
> rip it in a way that the volume on the ripped file is at a higher level
> than
> on the CD. I have been using Windows Media Player 11 on Vista for
> ripping,
> but can't figure out how to enhance/raise the volume during the
> ripping.
>
> 1. Is this even possible with Windows Media Player 11?
> 2. Is there another ripping program that will accommodate ripping to
> higher
> volumes?
>
> Thanks,
> --
> HP Pavilion - 2GB RAM - Core2 Duo CPU
> Vista Home Premium
> Office 2007


I don;t think you can

You can...

1)turn volume up

2) Download Audacity which is free.... import the sound file...press
the effect: increase volume...select how much db increase.... test it,
then click ok.

done!


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