Sunday, 18 May 2014
VLC destroys laptop speakers
With the release of VLC media player 1.0.0 on July 7, 2009, all problems related to playing video with different formats were gone. The best video player was released.
This may sound awkward that VLC, the best media player of all time, destroys your laptop speakers. But its true. It does destroy laptop speakers over time. This only happens to if you increase the volume above 100% but below that it reduces your experience to use VLC and many a times the sound is not audible.
What does it do?
It uses a process that create Hard-clippings which destroys small speakers, as in laptops. It is due to this process that VLC makes the audio seem louder than other Media Players.
Does Installing VLC voids speakers warranty??
Yes, installing VLC on a DELL laptop does voids your speakers warranty because they have carried out some experiments and proved that it destroys laptop speakers. It doesn't have to take anything with your laptop's warranty but it'll void only your speakers warranty.
Is there any solution?
Yes, there is a solution to solve this. Try to play a video with less than 100% volume whenever possible.
But if the sound is too low to hear under 100% volume,there is a trick to counter this problem. You just have to change some settings in VLC and prevent it from destroying your speakers.
For this check out my previous post How to avoid VLC to destroy laptop speakers OR
Follow the steps:
Step 1.
Play any video and click on Tools tab and select Effects and Filters or simply press Ctrl+E.
Step 2.
Then under Graphics Equalizer, put a check on Enable and then on 2 pass.
That's it.....you have successfully changed the settings of VLC and prevented it from destroying laptop speakers.
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With the release of VLC media player 1.0.0 on July 7, 2009, all problems related to playing video with different formats were gone. The best video player was released.
This may sound awkward that VLC, the best media player of all time, destroys your laptop speakers. But its true. It does destroy laptop speakers over time. This only happens to if you increase the volume above 100% but below that it reduces your experience to use VLC and many a times the sound is not audible.
What does it do?
It uses a process that create Hard-clippings which destroys small speakers, as in laptops. It is due to this process that VLC makes the audio seem louder than other Media Players.
Does Installing VLC voids speakers warranty??
Yes, installing VLC on a DELL laptop does voids your speakers warranty because they have carried out some experiments and proved that it destroys laptop speakers. It doesn't have to take anything with your laptop's warranty but it'll void only your speakers warranty.
Is there any solution?
Yes, there is a solution to solve this. Try to play a video with less than 100% volume whenever possible.
But if the sound is too low to hear under 100% volume,there is a trick to counter this problem. You just have to change some settings in VLC and prevent it from destroying your speakers.
For this check out my previous post How to avoid VLC to destroy laptop speakers OR
Follow the steps:
Step 1.
Play any video and click on Tools tab and select Effects and Filters or simply press Ctrl+E.
Step 2.
Then under Graphics Equalizer, put a check on Enable and then on 2 pass.
That's it.....you have successfully changed the settings of VLC and prevented it from destroying laptop speakers.
If you like this post then please follow us on Facebook or like our Official Page on Facebook.
