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Software to enhance my laptops speaker volume and make it louder?

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#1
Software to enhance my laptops speaker volume and make it louder?
Does anyone know of any software that will enhance my laptop speaker volume so it's a bit louder??
#2
The speakers on a laptop have limited pre-set through the audiocard, if windows cannot make the speakers become louder through the volume control center, then their maxed and any higher could ruin them.
#3
Aleena wrote:
The speakers on a laptop have limited pre-set through the audiocard, if windows cannot make the speakers become louder through the volume control center, then their maxed and any higher could ruin them.


Then windows needs to put in better audiocards.
#4
Windows doesnt put the audio card in your computer. Unless your laptop is somehow microsoft windows brand, It is most likely a del, acer, asus, sony, or something else.

There are programs to amplifiy the audio levels of MP3`s and such, but they become lower quality since it is a software based volume control in the audio itself instead of physical mods.

Just go out and spend like 30 bucks and you can get a decent 5.1 surround sound system with external powersource, Hell. Your laptop could even be limiting the speaker volume to save power. Its a laptop. not a desktop. Laptops are made for doing work on the go, Not listening to music.
#5
Aleena wrote:
Windows doesnt put the audio card in your computer. Unless your laptop is somehow microsoft windows brand, It is most likely a del, acer, asus, sony, or something else.

There are programs to amplifiy the audio levels of MP3`s and such, but they become lower quality since it is a software based volume control in the audio itself instead of physical mods.

Just go out and spend like 30 bucks and you can get a decent 5.1 surround sound system with external powersource, Hell. Your laptop could even be limiting the speaker volume to save power. Its a laptop. not a desktop. Laptops are made for doing work on the go, Not listening to music.


I use my Laptop for Face book and other crap and i go on you tube to listen to music and put songs on my Ipod Touch! I have a Toshiba.
#6
I use my Laptop for Face book and other crap and i go on you tube to listen to music and put songs on my Ipod Touch! I have a Toshiba.


Yes but the laptops original intent is to be a work station =P not a media center.
#7
Okay well, just post some software like i posted!
#9
Buy speakers?
#10
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Buy speakers?


Do this and save your Laptop before you destroy it.
#11
Ethan wrote:
Do this and save your Laptop before you destroy it.


already suggested this 5 posts ago, he doesn't seem interested.
#12
get external speakers with a huge volume level on it.
blow out your ear drums.
wipe blood off.
profit.
#13
Aleena wrote:
already suggested this 5 posts ago, he doesn't seem interested.


Oh sorry, I quoted the smaller post because it was more simple. :P

Some people just have to make things difficult.
#14
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Buy speakers?


No room to put them i usually sit on my bed on my Laptop or have a dinner table so i can't
#15
they make bars that attach to laptop, they make headphones, they make wireless speakers. Those are the only ways you're getting better sound quality or boosting signal.
#16
If you sit in spots like that, why would you want to get a louder volume?
Just get headphones then or something, I am sure that you could find some pretty nice ones, or even ear phones.
#17
Ethan wrote:
If you sit in spots like that, why would you want to get a louder volume?
Just get headphones then or something, I am sure that you could find some pretty nice ones, or even ear phones.


Because i don't want head phones when i have an Ipod for that when i go out and want to listen to shit on my computer without them.
#18
I am just trying to help man.
You are trying to do something that is pretty much impossible without upgrading your sound card.
Another thing is that if you make it too much louder, you will rip your speakers.
#19
Even if he upgrade the soundcard, it wont change the fact that the speakers in his laptop are the equivalent of a pair of headphones on full blast. He would need to swap them as well.
#20
Aleena wrote:
Even if he upgrade the soundcard, it wont change the fact that the speakers in his laptop are the equivalent of a pair of headphones on full blast. He would need to swap them as well.


Pretty much. :\
He won't listen though.