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Oct 14th, 2008
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Media Player and MP3 volume dramas

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Hi all,

When I play my wave file through media player and an amplifier, volume is fantastic.

Once I put the wave file onto my mp3 player and play them through the exact same amplifier, the volume sucks. I've tried fiddling with volume settings in media player to no avail. Doesn't seem to be any volume setting on mp3 player other than up or down, which is obviously set as high as possible.

Doesn't make sense to me...however I'm hoping someone can help me.

Thanks
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Re: Media Player and MP3 volume dramas

possible you connection between the mp3 and the computer is only mono and not stereo wire!
also have to as what the point in playing the wave through the mp3 player if you already have it on the computer ?? just curious
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Re: Media Player and MP3 volume dramas

It's the same connection lead. I perform at pubs etc, and use karaoke file recorded as wave files for sing to.....computers too heavy obviously!!!
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