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[nimda]

This isn't an AHK question, but a Q all the same. I have some programs that even when set to maximum volume are still barely audible. I'd like to make them louder. Don't tell me to buy new speakers, mine are fine :lol: other programs can get really loud. Don't tell me I'll blow my speakers, because I don't with other programs much louder than it.

Any ideas on how to double maximum volume from volume control or something?

[Not a utility or resource so moved to 'General Chat' ~MacroMan!]
... I was looking for a utility or application which would do so; it made sense at the time ~nimda
... In fact, there are multiple utilities/apps listed in this thread

[nimda]

very funny

[Elesar]

I have similar issues and I use a nice set of decently high quality headphones (Logitech G930).

I have Winamp running at 3% volume, ventrilo running at 120% (estimated, between windows setting at 100% and ventrilo's built in mixer cranked up), and I run Netflix via chrome at around 70% Windows master volume stays at ~85%. Most games I play I run at 10-15% volume.

I have not found a way to boost any low volume applications other than the Win7 mixer

[nimda]

I have even noticed that some music files (e.g., mp3) can have different min/max volumes. I wind up using Audacity to make extra loud/soft versions of songs before I put the on my phone.

[garry]

vlc.exe allows set volume to 200%
I used also mp3gain to modify mp3 files

[Emelia54]

i also have same sort of problem i have a small mono speaker bigger than a headphone roughly the size of the one we get with a pc.the problem is that i want to amplfy it using pencil cells.Its just to listen to my ipod while travelling without using my earphones.without the amplifier the sound though clear and crisp is quiet low.can anyone help?
please help