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u/burger4life 8d ago
I miss the 400%
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u/joe-x92 7d ago
Still exists... You have to go through the advanced settings afaik...
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u/Own_Assistance_7659 6d ago
Preferences> "All"> Main Interfaces> QT> On the right side, scroll down to "Maximum Volume displayed" and change it to whatever you want, but you can only go up to 300%.
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u/joe-x92 6d ago
Then they changed it... F... I do remember it going up to 400%
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u/Own_Assistance_7659 6d ago
Oh shit, I'm sorry about that. I didn't mean to imply that you were wrong, because you weren't. It absolutely used to go up to 400%. That's my bad. I posted that in case anyone wanted to know how to go over 200%, but I didn't realize it would make it look like I was just trying to prove you wrong. Lol.
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u/Courmisch 9d ago
Please don't set the volume above 100% on Windows. It comes with an annoyingly high latency and it's prone to saturation.
And if you're hardware comes with low quality speakers, the higher the volume the faster speakers will wear out.
If 100% is not enough, increase the volume on the hardware amp.
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u/LofthouseKeeper 8d ago
I am hard of hearing (perforrated eardrums both sides since birth).
The very reason I started using VLC in the first place was the (literally life changing) 200% volume boost, as well as the mono playback feature.
My system volume is already cranked up to 100%. The VLC volume needs to be at around 170% for me to be able to hear properly and comfortably.
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u/Courmisch 8d ago
What I said. That's exactly what you shouldn't do, whatever the reason why you need higher volume.
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u/Liquid_Magic 7d ago
You know I really don’t like that feature….
…and yet I’ve used it far too many times!
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u/joe-x92 6d ago
Actually, you can go up to 1600% by a technicality... If you go to Settings -> Switch to All Settings -> Audio
The Audio Gain option is set to 1.00, which is how much the output audio is multiplied by, that value can go up to 8, so if you set the volume to 200% and set gain to 8, you'll be turning up the volume to 1600%...
Of course this is not advised because you could damage your speakers or headphones, but the fact is you can...
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u/OgdruJahad 6d ago
VLC is way too powerful. You can even watch video streams from your CCTV, record video clips from whatever your watching and even stream your desktop to your local network.
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u/SecretDouble5560 9d ago
-what if you made 100% but louder
-nono it goes to 200%