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Ripped DVDs have low audio - ReRip or just transcode? (zerobytes.monster)
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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/Casper042 on 2025-01-28 00:02:39.

Ripped some Geometrey DVDs for my son's Geometry class as most PCs/TVs in the house don't have a player attached.

The audio however is very low/soft.

Roku's YouTube I watch at Vol50

Roku Plex Client is around 60-65 for most material

Roku NetFlix around 60

This ripped content I have to crank it to 80 to be able to hear it well (Roku Media Plater to MiniDLNA server)

Just wondering, I didn't save the raw rips, only the mp4s...

Would it be better to grab the USB DVD drive and re-rip and have it boost the audio this time?

OR

Can I just find an ffmpeg CLI which basically leaves the video alone and just re-encodes the audio with a boost in it?

Thx

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