The Myth Of Male Power 1

Saw that. Nice job.

@Drums_McBashington: Yeah I do a lot of audio work, fixing up audio levels, where a file has volume 8 (volume way down), and the next is 3 (volume way up), and the one after that is an 11 - BOOM! - there goes your ears or your speakers..... The first file had say a 6 out of 10 volum, the other 3 had a 4 out of 10, so /I raised files 2, 3, 4 up to 6, - then I amplified them all up to 8 - and joined them. It's like the Bluetooth from the phone to the speaker - and the low volume tracks NEED an amplifier app, to boost the weak volume, so you can hear it from the speaker, which is why I got the blue tooth speaker in the first place - so I could hear them... Now I just amplify everything up to a solid volume, with little to no clipping..... and volume in = volume out.

And ONE solid long play MP3 is better than 4 files. Audacity has some great functions. import a numder of tracks...... After doing the amplification / filtering etc... TRACKS ---- Align Tracks ----- Align End to End..... Then export as a single MP3

@Drums_McBashington: Yeah I fucked it up a bit, in the quality of the copy, or an over amplification, or both, as it's plenty loud, but a little fuzzy.... Oh well 9 out of 10 will just have to do. Better do a better job, next time.

@Drums_McBashington: Compare to last 20 minutes of my version, and the last 20 minutes of part 4 of your version. I think too much amplification - well it boosts the signal, but the amplification, then the conversion to mp3, then the manucafure of a video file - usin the mp3 and an image, to make an MP4, these process's all reduce the audio clarity. It has plenty of volume, but it is slightly fuzzy. Maybe an alternate method, with testing, would be better. The audio is fuzzy, and it's not horrible, but it's not as clear as it could be. It's not horrible enough to shit can it, but a redo, while needed, is offset by the amount of time needed to redo it, and upload it.... If you need to listen to things, that are a little fuzzy, in noisy environments, it makes a big difference between a slightly fuzzy track, and a crystal clear track.....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Nice. I just made mp4s from the mp3 audiobook I've got. Left it in the 4 sections so people could decide how they wanted to listen. All at once, or sections, when they have time. Switching it to mp3 was a good idea for music players. Take it on a bike ride or something.

@Drums_McBashington: VLC has resume from where I left off AND the very best audio media player in the world, for phones, "Music Folder Player Full" (worth every cent to buy) has resume from each track, in each folder..... And 3 hours isn't that long.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I use VLC, but not on my phone. Nothing on my phone. Just a clock that rings sometimes. True, 3hrs. isn't that long, depends for some though. I don't always have time to dedicate to a full length feature film, other times I do. Just prefer options, like to pass them along.

@Drums_McBashington: Options are good. So are choices. The worlds best audio player. ---- https://play.google.com/store/....apps/details?id=de.z ----- How to use the pause / resume functions in VLC Media Player ----- https://www.vlchelp.com/pause-....resume-playback-opti ------ https://www.vlchelp.com/restar....t-continue-playback- ------

@Drums_McBashington: I wish this had formatting in the replies. A new pinned comment here. ---- https://www.mgtow.tv/v/A5wFmH -----