Storm video privacy tricks secretly reported!

Tip 1: use 5.1 storm sound to achieve 5.1 sound effects

If you have a 5.1 sound card or use fiber optic cable to achieve 5.1 output, then do not waste such a good effect. Open the "Storm and Video Integrated Settings" program in "Start → Programs → Storm Video", then select "Audio Control Options" in the window that opens and click "Next", then check "5.1 Channel Surround" Item and complete the setup. In this way, you can enjoy the 5.1 sound effect when you enjoy the movie with the storm video. It is worth noting that the format of the movie must be AC5.1 or DTS. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 Set the sound effect

Tip 2: Make the sound of the film a little bigger

Many friends have had such an experience: a certain film, has been the speaker, system, storm video The volume is set to the maximum, but the sound is still too small. If you don't want to train your own listening, you can try the following methods:

Select the "View → Options" menu, switch to the "Audio Switcher" tab, and check "Enable Built-in". The "Audio Switch Filter" and "Enable Custom Channel Map" boxes, select "Speaker Configuration" as 2 "Input Channels", then in the box below, "Front Left" to "Up Right Back" The selection box is all selected 1 and 2 channels, click on the "Apply" button, you will notice that the volume is significantly increased, and the sound quality becomes crisp and full of three-dimensional.

Tip: It is important to note that using this method to increase the volume, after playing the movie, it is best to restore the original settings. Because some movies may conflict with such settings during playback, it may not play properly.

Tips 3: Let RealPlayer no longer storm video "fighting"

RealPlayer is a very "overbearing" player, if you install Storm video and then install it, the decoding package in Storm video It is likely that there will be a conflict with RealPlayer. If you encounter this situation, it is recommended that you uninstall RealPlayer first, then uninstall the corresponding decoding package, then install RealPlayer first, then install the decoding package (and do not select Real component).

If you don't want to be too troublesome, there is an easier way:

Step 1: Run the "Regedit" command to open the registry editor and navigate to the registry [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Software The \\RealNetworks\\RealPlayer\\6.0\\Preferences\\MainApp] branch changes the default value from "mpc" with an absolute path to "realplay.exe" with an absolute path (that is, the main program for RealPlayer).

Step 2: Cancel the use of "Network Upgrade" and "User Feedback" in the RealPlayer settings.

Tips 4: One-click backup of all the settings of Storm Video

After reinstalling the system, everyone not only has to reinstall Storm Video, but also the settings are lost. How to solve this trouble? Select the "View → Options" menu and check "Save Settings in .ini File" in the "Player" tab. (Figure 2)

Figure 2 One-click backup

So you can see that there are files named mplayerc.ini and realcfg.ini in the storm video installation directory, which records the user. For all settings of Storm Video and Real online video playback, you only need to keep them back up, and then cover them back to the original directory.