Re: Max Volume on Win.XP VS. Max Volume on Win.VISTA
- From: monkey_cartman@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 17:59:29 -0700 (PDT)
Justin wrote:
Where can you get a sound enhancer?
Your local computer store would likely have sound blaster cards and
assorted better speakers. My card was sound blaster live and the
speakers are accent, which is a three piece set, both were around $20.
dollars
on sale. Even if you only listen to music or play games occasionally
it's worth getting.
"monkey_cartman@xxxxxxxxx" wrote:.
Justin wrote:
Why is it that the maximum volume Windows XP's 'Windows Media Player' and
'Media Centre' can play a DVD is not as loud as what Windows Vista can play a
DVD?
The maximum volume in "volume control" is at maximum.
You can likely right click in the little speaker icon on the bottom
right corner and mess around with the settings, I have win2000 going
so I don't know. One thing though, if you haven't yet you could
consider getting a sound card
and upgrade to better speakers. The sound card alone makes the power,
volume much better.
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