The resampler seems to bring out the flaws in the audio. Of all the changes in the log for the Mac version, the resampler seems to be the best candidate as it deals with the audio. I concluded on the resampler because the static seems to be present only in the Mac versions and so should be a result of a mac only change. I'm just making an educated guess and I do hope that the developers (*hint* *hint* "The DJ") can investigate the cause.
Unless you're watching DVD-ripped anime of course. I'm guessing that DVD audio is well, a perfect and 'clean' source while most anime is recorded from television and so contains some residual noise as it is digitised from an analogue signal. Anime watching is spoiled by the noise in the audio. that more or less describes my situation. Too bad I had to post this on the weekend. You can't beat free, but I just hope that this ONLY VLC problem of mine can be resolved.
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I'd like to get the full original sound from files I'm playing.Īnyway, thanks for the program. Would it be possible to at least have an option to use the old audio resampler in 0.8.0? I mean, macs are getting faster after all, OS X is improving and so is VLC. Most noticably the more accurate seeking and auto alphabetic arrangement of playlist items with other like OpenGL, etc.
Now, I could use 0.5.3, but there have been many optimisations, improvements, extra codec support etc that I'll be missing. I think this is the reason for the poor audio quality and why VLC seems to bring out audio flaws that are absent when the file is played in other players. without static when the volume isn't too high. In 0.5.3, the audio is great as good or nearly as good as Quicktime, mplayer, etc. K, I've narrowed it down to some changes between 0.5.3 and 0.6.0.
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