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Falcosc / enable-loudness-equalisation

automatically adds and enables loudness equalisation to any playback device
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Not working for Speakers *Realtek(R) Audio* of ROG STRIX G614JV #27

Closed arshcaria closed 3 months ago

arshcaria commented 3 months ago 
Laptop: ROG STRIX G614JV

OS: Windows 11 Pro 23H2

Audio Devices:

- Bluetooth Apple Airpods 2 (WORKING)
- Bluetooth Sony WH-1000XM3 (WORKING)
- Laptop Speaker (NOT WORKING)

I tried the scripts with the devices above. All of the devices show the Enhancements tab after the script execution.

The two bluetooth devices works fine then.

But the Speaker device does not have any options in the Enhancements tab and the normalization effect seems not working either.

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Below is the driver version

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Falcosc commented 3 months ago

Check https://github.com/Falcosc/enable-loudness-equalisation#known-issues

The last one

does not work if your driver doesn't have any enhancements, try a different one

There is no List about what driver works or not. It only works if the driver developer made a mistake by shipping the necessary interfaces for enhancements but forgot to expose them. Then the script will expose them for you. But if the driver was developed intentionally without them, it will also not include the necessary things to work at all and the script will do nothing because there is nothing to expose.

THEBOSS619 commented 3 months ago

@arshcaria Your laptop have there own propriety EQ sound feature built-in along with Dolby Atmos so it's naturally won't have the generic features that comes with the driver since your laptop ASUS already implemented there own version of it.

So why duplicate a feature or even use generic ones when already ASUS implemented something specifically for your laptops speaker which is superior.

arshcaria commented 3 months ago

@arshcaria Your laptop have there own propriety EQ sound feature built-in along with Dolby Atmos so it's naturally won't have the generic features that comes with the driver since your laptop ASUS already implemented there own version of it.

So why duplicate a feature or even use generic ones when already ASUS implemented something specifically for your laptops speaker which is superior.

Thank you. I tried the Dolby app and the Volume Leveler option seems to do the job.

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