Volume Control problem on MPC-HC after latest install..
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Volume Control problem on MPC-HC after latest install..
Hi all,
I have just installed the latest standard version of k-lite since I was using an older version before. Everything is working fine except for this weird volume control issue on MPC-HC.. With for example an mp4 file I can use the volume control (increase and decrease) just fine, but let's say if I play an mkv file then neither the volume control nor windows volume control doesn't adjust the sound at all, and the volume of the sound stays the same..
I'm using a home theater receiver which is connected to the pc with a toslink cable, so I can only adjust the sound on a mkv file from the receiver obviously. However I didn't change my setup at all, and everything was working fine with previous k-lite version.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have just installed the latest standard version of k-lite since I was using an older version before. Everything is working fine except for this weird volume control issue on MPC-HC.. With for example an mp4 file I can use the volume control (increase and decrease) just fine, but let's say if I play an mkv file then neither the volume control nor windows volume control doesn't adjust the sound at all, and the volume of the sound stays the same..
I'm using a home theater receiver which is connected to the pc with a toslink cable, so I can only adjust the sound on a mkv file from the receiver obviously. However I didn't change my setup at all, and everything was working fine with previous k-lite version.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
supo- Posts : 6
Join date : 2014-10-09
Re: Volume Control problem on MPC-HC after latest install..
You must have enabled audio-passthrough. In that case the compressed audio is decoded by your receiver, and only the receiver can control volume.
To disable it:
Codec Tweak Tool > Audio Output
To disable it:
Codec Tweak Tool > Audio Output
Re: Volume Control problem on MPC-HC after latest install..
Yeah that was the problem, thanks a lot for the help.
supo- Posts : 6
Join date : 2014-10-09
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