Are there any Video editor software for adjusting volume gain

[kwfine]

I have found a software named VirtualModDub, which is a free video editing tool.
But its users have to download quite a lot of required CODEC before they can output the edited video into another format.

Personally, I really hate installed CODEC for a specific video.
You know installing CODEC is of no laughing matter, sometimes you do it at the risk of reinstalling the current OS.

So, I have been googling for a video editing tool that does not require users to install any CODE.
I have got a video show which audio part is so low in volume, and so I just need a tool or actually a player for me to either edit the audio part or increase the output volume. VLC may be a good choice, still it is not the best.

Please tell what software you use to play videos.

[juice]

I use VidCrop
http://www.geovid.com/VidCrop/

This tool is able to compress, convert & crop videos.

[dazofdarlo]

i had a dif problem but this proggie here also has audio options so it may help you ,
http://ftp.freenet.de/pub/filepilot/win … 050607.exe

[gexy]

:lol::lol::lo
Hella!!!!!
VidCrop is very handy and friendly-using interface!!!
Download this program on geovid.com and you will see the results!

[In-f3st]

I use mPlayer. It uses a small amount of CPU and you can actually open more than 60 at once (don't ask why, I was having fun :D ).

It's a small program and the codec it uses opens everything (except .mov) and it has a installed software volume control that can increase the volume to 1000% (no joke).

Go to: Tools> Options and check the box software volume control / volume boost
Then use the mouse wheel to increase the volume.

This is really the only player I use and have been using for over a year.