Audio query
Does anyone know of a piece of software that can turn the volume up on your DVDs and stuff (when you play them on a PC)? I'm going through my Monty Python DVDs and the sound is really ridiculously quiet on them (so much that even headphones won't help much). I know VLC Player has that glorious sound control thing where you can turn the original sound up to 200%, but other than that, I find VLC's controls pretty cumbersome to use (and it's absolutely rubbish for screencapping, especially if you just want to cap a few shots here and there).
So, yeah, anyone know if there's a separate piece of software you can hack PC audio with--similar to the VLC volume control, but a separate program? Like Windows's own Volume Mixer, but one that goes up to eleven--preferably nothing super-flashy audio-editingy stuff that's meant for musicians or something? Something I could run along WinDVD or Media Player Classic? Or d'ya reckon that stuff would just conflict with the video players' audio processing and freeze everything up?
So, yeah, anyone know if there's a separate piece of software you can hack PC audio with--similar to the VLC volume control, but a separate program? Like Windows's own Volume Mixer, but one that goes up to eleven--preferably nothing super-flashy audio-editingy stuff that's meant for musicians or something? Something I could run along WinDVD or Media Player Classic? Or d'ya reckon that stuff would just conflict with the video players' audio processing and freeze everything up?