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... magnetic high resolution headphones. On this setting, I increase equalizer band 32Hz at 2.0db, 63Hz at 5.4db, 125Hz at 3.2db, 250Hz at 0.6db, 4KHz at 0.9db, 8KHz at 3.2db and 16KHz at 5.6db. This will depend on your headphones and DAC's ability. Yes, VLC offers best sound quality for my high ...

Why can't VLC play audio files with samplerates less than 4khz? I know this is a very niche thing to ask about, but I compress certain audio files alot. So I have to use linux mint's xplayer to play it instead (which plays down to 1khz). And on a slightly ...

... currently playing file, and if it's not a specifically supported frequency then choose the best mathematically related one, ie 44.1kHz/88.2kHz/176.4kHz or 48kHz/96kHz/192kHz.Don't know how easy this would be to change when the next track comes on, but would make it so much simpler to use! I was ...

... settings if you mentioned what you wanted to EQ as there is no universal EQ setting for all media. For example, human voice is clearer when the 3-4kHz range is boosted. If you are having trouble hearing voices over something, thats a good range to boost.

Have some WAVs I'm working on for an old 8-bit computer which can't support high bit rate sample playback, and noticed that if they are saved at a bit-rate of under 4000Hz VLC 1.1.5 doesn't produce any sound when it tries to play them. From 4000Hz onwards they seem to work fine. Just wondering if th...

... hear them, especially when there's some loud music going on... I've read something about raising the sounds in frequency between 300Hz and 3.4kHz, but it didn't really work. Ok, the voices got louder, but so did the background music. Is there a way to do this? Furthermore, is there a way ...

Generally speech comes from the C/Center speaker. If the Logitech software can adjust the individual speaker volumes increase that.

For VLC you could try tweaking the equalizer settings (e.g. amplify the voice-frequency range - 300Hz - 3.4kHz).

Arite.