Volume Problems when Playing DVDs

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I've got a Dell inspiron 600, with Windows Media Player. The volume is fine
in a quiet room, but on a plane I can barely hear anything with headsets.
I've got the computer volume set to high, and turn the Dell program volume up
as far as it goes, but it's not loud enough. I've called Dell about the
problem and everything seems to be fine with the volume program/settings. Is
there another program I can download (media or otherwise) or a piece of
hardware I can buy to make the volume louder? Thanks.
 
Hello

No all laptops are like does not really matter who
they are made by

Al
 
On an airplane, a set of closed, noise cancelling headphones might help
here. And yes, you are not crazy. DVD audio mix can vary significantly as
it represents a mix for a quiet theater with surround sound. You will
notice this at home two where you might have turned up the volume to hear
the dialog and then it gets too loud during action scenes.
 
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