If the volume control of Subtitle Workshop is at 100%, you can't increase it any more from Subtitle Workshop.
You could increase the volume from the codec your system is using to play the video file. There are usually small icons in your Windows system tray that represent the codecs used when the video is opened. Find out which one is for the audio (for example AC3 or FFA (ffdshow audio)), double click on its icon and look for volume control options.
Having VLC installed doesn't matter.
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2014-07-15
Good evening,
I'm Reyners living in Belgium.
My email address is: carlos.iago20 @ gmail.com
I am a beginner with SWS
I'm using Windows 7
I use VLC media player
There is no sound, what can be the problem?
I also got no picture but I solved this by VRM9 ticking.
I hope you can help me with a simple explanation
thanks
Reyners
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Is there any way to increase the volume? VLC has been installed on my machine.
The same video if played using Subtitle Edit 3.3.7 works with a decent volume, but I prefer using Subtitle Workshop.
Thanks.
If the volume control of Subtitle Workshop is at 100%, you can't increase it any more from Subtitle Workshop.
You could increase the volume from the codec your system is using to play the video file. There are usually small icons in your Windows system tray that represent the codecs used when the video is opened. Find out which one is for the audio (for example AC3 or FFA (ffdshow audio)), double click on its icon and look for volume control options.
Having VLC installed doesn't matter.
Good evening,
I'm Reyners living in Belgium.
My email address is: carlos.iago20 @ gmail.com
I am a beginner with SWS
I'm using Windows 7
I use VLC media player
There is no sound, what can be the problem?
I also got no picture but I solved this by VRM9 ticking.
I hope you can help me with a simple explanation
thanks
Reyners