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From: Clark Smith on 7 Mar 2010 16:14
I have a few video files with soundtracks that are a bit
difficult to hear - that is, when playing them I have to crank the
settings in my sound board to their maximum settings, if I am to hear the
soundtracks at all. On the other hand, for some other videos the problem
is (almost) the opposite - the sound is loud even when the settings in my
sound board are on the lower side.

Is there a simple way to harmonize the level in soundtrack volume
across two different video files? By "simple" I mean a command such that
one feeds one or more video files to it, and the levels in the
soundtracks are harmonized as a result. Failing this, is there a simple
way to increase the sound level in a given video file? "Simple", again,
would be for a single command applied to the video file to do the trick.
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