Issues with DTS-HD audio

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>>287714

If you had the same problem as me, then follow these steps and it might solve the problem.

Go to Play > Filters > LAV Audio Decoder (Internal)

Then go to the "Mixing" tab and then check the box for "Enable Mixing" and then maybe change the drop-down to "Stereo".


That's what fixed it for me, anyway. Hopefully it does the same for you.

>>287714
All DD and DTS tracks are quieter, so they can go louder when they want to go loud.

This is called "headroom".

>>287734

It's a bit better, but the audio is still rather weak.

Actually, the voices are weak compared to the sound effects. The difference in intensity is perturbing.

>>287742
Yeah I read about this, but in my case I still think that's wayyy too weak.

I've even tried with speakers (now mine are really mid-tier quality I think), same result.

>>287747
>voices
You're probably missing the center channel.

Check your downmixing settings again.

>>287767
>You're probably missing the center channel.

What do you mean?

There is a "Center Mix Level" parameter, it improves slightly the voices, but I still find it isn't enough

I mean, I've got something "decent" with max volume, but it's still a little disturbing compared to other videos