[bcab] Re: Laptop and volume level
- From: "Steve Spamer" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 22:03:09 +0100
Hi Charles. Well this is my first laptop, and as I've posted in a previous
e mail, I guess it's just a bit different and it gets some getting used to.
I'll plod on with Vista and finding my way around things and I hope I'll
become more satisfied with it, cheers Steve.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Charles Crisp " <charlescrisp@xxxxxxx>
To: <bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 8:23 PM
Subject: [bcab] Re: Laptop and volume level
Hi Steve
I've had several laptops and have never noticed any difference in sound
levels. It may depend on the sound card.
One thing is that applications have their own volume control and sometimes
you have to adjust all of them to achieve a satisfactory result.
I find this particularly with pod casts using I Tunes. I tend to keep the
volume up on the I Tunes and adjust the main volume with the laptop and
speaker controls.
Kind regards
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Sent: 20 June 2007 20:23
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Subject: [bcab] Laptop and volume level
Hi list. Can anyone offer any advice on laptops and the volume level they
have? I've just got an Advent 7201 with Vista Premium on it. I've upped
the audio levels and JFW is working well. However, when playing a DVD,
the
volume is very low...even with the windows media player at full volume.
Is
this usual for laptops?, as I've never had any experience with laptops.
I've only ever had a desk top PC and I've probably been spoilt with the
volume, so I'm just trying to find out if laptops are usually quite a bit
lower. BTW, if this is the case, do people use external/plugin speakers
for
watching DVD's? cheers Steve.
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Hi Steve I've had several laptops and have never noticed any difference in sound levels. It may depend on the sound card. One thing is that applications have their own volume control and sometimes you have to adjust all of them to achieve a satisfactory result. I find this particularly with pod casts using I Tunes. I tend to keep the volume up on the I Tunes and adjust the main volume with the laptop and speaker controls. Kind regards Charles Crisp See our holiday home website: www.thecrisps.co.uk/french-house <http://www.thecrisps.co.uk/french-house>This E mail is private and may contain copyright material in the text or any
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Of Steve Spamer Sent: 20 June 2007 20:23 To: > Subject: [bcab] Laptop and volume level Hi list. Can anyone offer any advice on laptops and the volume level they have? I've just got an Advent 7201 with Vista Premium on it. I've uppedthe audio levels and JFW is working well. However, when playing a DVD, the volume is very low...even with the windows media player at full volume. Is
this usual for laptops?, as I've never had any experience with laptops. I've only ever had a desk top PC and I've probably been spoilt with the volume, so I'm just trying to find out if laptops are usually quite a bitlower. BTW, if this is the case, do people use external/plugin speakers for
watching DVD's? cheers Steve.Please visit www.crustysocks.com for fun, entertainment, ringtones, quiz's,
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