Audio Features in PowerDVD
| By now, most of us have seen our fair share of DVD
titles and have all but forgotten about VHS movies. (What did VHS
stand for anyway, Very High Static?). It is a given that DVD video
quality is far superior to VHS. We also know that DVDs often come
packed with oodles of interactive features. These features are great,
but when it comes down to it, what do most of us really want out of
our DVD movie experiences? Great video AND great audio. |
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If your DVD experience isn't delivering great audio, you are missing out on at least half of the experience. Fortunately, PowerDVD is packed full of customizable audio features! Whether you have your PC connected to a powerful home audio theater or are simply listening to small desktop speakers, you can get the most out of your DVD experience. How can I adjust PowerDVD's audio settings? |
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To access the audio settings, you first need to enter the PowerDVD configuration menu. You can do that by pressing "Ctrl-C" or by clicking on the Configuration button on the User Interface. In the Configuration menu, select the "Audio" tab. The audio options available to your will depend on the capabilities
of your version of the software, your sound card, and the type of
media you are viewing. Not all options are available in all instances.
To optimize the settings for a specific movie or other multimedia
file, I suggest to begin playing the file (and even skip ahead a
few chapters) before opening the audio configuration menu. By doing
this, when you make changes, you will be able to preview them and
compare them to other settings. |
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Given that most of us have distinct personal audio preferences, it is difficult to recommend what might be the best audio feature(s) for you. However, you may find the following PowerDVD Advanced Audio menus helpful to optimizing your audio:
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