How to increase volume beyond 100% on Kubuntu KDE
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I'm using Kubuntu and need to increase my volume beyond 100% on many youtube videos, because the recording level was too low, and my speaker is capable of generating much louder volume.
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I'm using Kubuntu and need to increase my volume beyond 100% on many youtube videos, because the recording level was too low, and my speaker is capable of generating much louder volume.
kde volume
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
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this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -pavucontrolcan do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.
– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
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I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
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I'm using Kubuntu and need to increase my volume beyond 100% on many youtube videos, because the recording level was too low, and my speaker is capable of generating much louder volume.
kde volume
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
user12711
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I'm using Kubuntu and need to increase my volume beyond 100% on many youtube videos, because the recording level was too low, and my speaker is capable of generating much louder volume.
kde volume
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
user12711
1285
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
user12711
1285
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
user12711
1285
asked Jun 6 at 15:08
user12711
1285
1285
this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -pavucontrolcan do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.
– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
1
I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
– user12711
Jun 7 at 20:14
add a comment |Â
this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -pavucontrolcan do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.
– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
1
I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
– user12711
Jun 7 at 20:14
this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -
pavucontrol can do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -
pavucontrol can do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
1
1
I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
– user12711
Jun 7 at 20:14
I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
– user12711
Jun 7 at 20:14
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ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% - I read to 200%.
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
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Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
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I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
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But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
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1 Answer
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up vote
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ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% - I read to 200%.
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
1
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
1
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
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ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% - I read to 200%.
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
1
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
1
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% - I read to 200%.
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% - I read to 200%.
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
edited Jun 8 at 19:53
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
answered Jun 6 at 19:29
Gerard H. Pille
1,073212
1,073212
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
1
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
1
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
add a comment |Â
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
1
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
1
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
Is there a way to amplify the sound real time, as it streams from the Internet as Youtube does?
– user12711
Jun 8 at 14:03
1
1
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
I believe there is you need to look at sox IIRC.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:34
1
1
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
But VLC will take you a long way and with much less hassle.
– Gerard H. Pille
Jun 8 at 19:54
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this is a reasonable idea (volume compression) -
pavucontrolcan do it. Just to check though - have you checked the volume button next to the "play" button on youtube? On crunchyroll, there's this stupid volume button that I seem to have repeatedly clicked without realizing it, just one click is enough to set a random volume, so I'm wondering if you've managed to do something similar on Youtube.– sourcejedi
Jun 6 at 18:49
1
I've checked Youtube volume, KDE's volume, and the Speaker Volume. There is a series of tutorials I'm watching from a particular publisher, and they recorded the series with too low of an input from the mic, apparently
– user12711
Jun 7 at 20:14