Magically IT WORKED.I could then click 'Speaker Fill" ON and OFF in the "Realtek Audio Control" Windows Store app and even bring my "Default Format" back up to "24 bit, 1920000 Hz (Studio Quality)." Lastly, under the "Properties" > "Advanced" tab again, I brought my "Default Format" down from "24 bit, 1920000 Hz (Studio Quality" to "16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)"
Then, in the "Properties" > "Advanced" tab, I clicked "Restore Defaults" > "Apply."Ĥ. Set the "Speakers (Realtek(R) Audio)" to the "Default Device" after clicking the "Set Default" buttonģ. Made sure the device "Speakers (Realtek(R) Audio)" in the "Sound" section of Windows "Control Panel" was configured to "5.1 Surround."Ģ. Not sure why, but It finally worked when I:ġ. 1 on an MSI MPG Z490 GAMING EDGE WIFI MB. I tried enabling it in the "Realtek Audio Control" Windows Store app (UI Version: 1.25.245.0). When you play back a file with this metadata, Foobar2000 automatically adjusts its playback volume – think of it as your music player automatically adjusting its internal volume slider.I could not get "speaker fill" (stereo sound signal coming through all of my 5.1 speakers) to work. Instead of modifying the sound data, Foobar2000 adds a small bit of metadata to the files. Foobar2000 can scan your music files and determine their relative volumes.
If you use the awesome Foobar2000 music player – or another music player that supports ReplayGain – you don’t have to modify the files themselves. This ensures that the music files will play at about the same volume level everywhere, even on hardware devices and software music players without support for ReplayGain. You can modify the music files themselves with a utility like MP3Gain. ReplayGain analyzes the volume levels of your music files and sets them all to a consistent volume. If you’ve got a local music collection on your computer, you can use ReplayGain to even out the volume levels of your music files. You may have to restart VLC for your changes to take effect. Click the Save button to save your settings after you’re done. You can tweak the volume level from the Volume normalizer pane, located under Filters.
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