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Title: Making .ogg files louder?
Post by: Plastic_Boy on 11 Sep 2002, 18:49:35

Is there anyway with DB Power AMP to make my ogg files louder? When I use them in Flashpoint they are very quiet, you can hardly hear them, although when I play the standard flashpoint music it is at a different volume...

Title: Re:Making .ogg files louder?
Post by: icarus_uk on 11 Sep 2002, 18:59:04

In the description.ext file, where you list the sounds with all the programmy part... the part in the sound log that says

db +0 blah blah...

Change the db number to a greater one, that is the volume.

Title: Re:Making .ogg files louder?
Post by: Nixer6 on 11 Sep 2002, 19:14:39

Not sure about this but, I think there are some options in windows and or volume control/directx about your "recording" volume. I'll try to find it later. Gotta go right now.

I haven't had much luck with the db increase or decrease thing. I know I have seen a record volume option somewhere. Just not sure where, lol ;D

Edit: Found a bunch of volume control options in Goldwave. I use Goldwave to reord and edit music and sound, then I use dbPowerAmp to convert to .ogg. They both are cool programs.

Title: Re:Making .ogg files louder?
Post by: Captain Winters on 15 Sep 2002, 19:27:12

class CfgMusic  
{  
tracks[] = { "cs" };  
class cs  
{  
name = "cs";  
sound[] = {"\music\cs.ogg", db+50, 1.0};  
};  
};

Change The Bold Part To What U Want IT To Be!

Title: Re:Making .ogg files louder?
Post by: Earl on 16 Sep 2002, 01:33:50

Well talking about the DB Power AMP, u won't be able to make the song louder, so i suggest u use GoldWave and change the volume to the one u need  8)