![]() ![]() You can then use the audio slider on the bottom right of SMPlayer to adjust the sound volume.Okay so I first started using this software a couple of years ago when all I had to travel with was an very old Dell Laptop running Windows XP and it was a Pentium III 450Mhz with an ATI Graphics chip. For example 100 is 100% and 200 is 200% or x2 amplification. Go to Options, Preferences, Audio tab, then in Max Amplification adjust the setting higher. This is a very simple setting t o adjust. ![]() Thanks for any ideas to resolve the problem.By Anonymous reviewed on November 21, 2010įastest and safest and most full featured media player.įirstly to comments above about the sound being too low. ![]() Both 32 bit and 64 bit, both portable and installer. But I have tested it also with the most recent one (21.8.0). I use an older version of SMPlayer (19.10.0). I have both options "Use the ASS library” and "Freetype support" activated ( Options -> Preferences -> Subtitles) I use "mpv" as Multimedia engine ( Options -> Preferences -> General -> Tab "General") The advice given there could (at least in my case) not fix the issue: Last year someone had posted exactly the same problem in the SMPlayerBlog: ![]() The result is that they overlay the subtitles of the primary track and you can read neither the one nor the others. But in my case they are always shown on the bottom. The subtitles of the secondary track should be displayed on the top of the screen. English and German), by chosing Subtitles -> Primary track respectively Subtitles -> Secondary track. SMPlayer offers the possibility to show two subtitle tracks at the same time (e.g. ( - where the SMPlayer has now its location for discussion - is a pain.) I hope this is an appropriate place to post a question about the SMPlayer. ![]()
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