Hi,
I'm trying out VLC now and it seems great - very configurable. But I find the volume scale a bit confusing. I know that dB's are on a logarithmic scale, but I expected the volume control to be linear.
However, 100% doesn't sound twice as loud as 50%. They are almost the same to me. Also, 200% is much softer than twice 100%.
Am I the only one who experiences this?
VLC 0.9.3
Windows XP SP3
thanks,
Francois
Volume scale not linear?
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Re: Volume scale not linear?
Well, it depends on the sound driver, sorry.
100% means 256 and 200% means 512
400% is 1024
100% means 256 and 200% means 512
400% is 1024
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