Solved sound is too low

thelma

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Hello :).

Is there a way to move the sound up ?
When I watch a video on You Tube - as an example - I can move the sound up underneath the video. I can also move the sound up on my PC in the right-hand corner in the taskbar.

When both are on maximum and the sound is still too low, is there an other way/trick to increase the volume ?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Cheers,
Thelma
 

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In Sound / Playback devices / Properties / Enhancements select Loudness Equalization.

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Maybe. You need to make sure all audio output levels are set to their maximum.

Go into control panel/sound and look at the playback tab for your default audio device. Click the properties tab on the playback tab. Then look at the levels tab of that properties tab. Make sure it is set to 100 percent.

Other than that, I'm not sure. If you had downloaded one of these youtube videos and saved it on your hard drive, you could certainly boost it's playback volume with an audio editor, but I'm not sure what else you can do if you don't actually download the file.
 

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Thanks Igna and David :),

I first tried Igna's suggestion and found in speakers, going into properties that the PC speaker was set to zero !!!
Put it up to maxi and now my problem is solved.
I will keep David's suggstion in mind.

Cheers,
Thelma
 

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Laptop
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windows 7 professional 64 bit
CPU
CPU Genuine Intel (R) CPU [email protected]
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APCI x 64 - based PC
Memory
RAM 3 GB
Graphics Card(s)
Toshiba MK2555 GSX ATA
Sound Card
Conexant High Def Smart Audio 221,
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monitor Generic PnP.
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