Why the fuck doesn't firefox max out my output when every

>>61862350
Turn up your speakers you retard

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>>61862506
are you fucking retarded?

>>61862542
are you?

>>61862350
Because the audio you're playing is quiet. Play a source containing quiet audio, and it will be quieter than max volume.

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>>61862890
send me something 'loud' and it'll have the same effect, guaranteed.

>>61862350
Check your sound settings more in depth. You probably have some shit like volume normalization enabled.

>>61862925
No, that's turned off. I checked all settings already.
I don't know what the fuck firefox is doing but they seem to be 'normalizing' audio regardless of your settings.

>>61862902
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4jH0WeV67I

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>>61862943
This, surprisingly, maxes out my audio.d But the question remains, why the fuck don't other videos max it out?

>>61862902
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=113u9CjoKgw

>>61862961
Because they aren't loud enough.

Download one of your videos and convert the audio to mp3, then open it in Audacity. You'll see the waveform and I bet it's not clipping (aka super loud)

>>61862961
Because. They. Aren't. Recorded. At. Max. Volume.

Like we've been telling you.

>>61862961
because typically audio is normalized to a value less than 0db, so that negative value will subtract from your overall sound output volume.
If the audio were normalized to 0db it would play at the 100% volume you're looking for, but reaching/exceeding 0db almost always creates clipping.
Clipping is to audio what burning your food is to cooking, it's bad.

>>61862350
turn on volume normalization then, it's right there in settings