Import this irs file into the Convolver.Īudacity isn't required, presumably any software capable of recording from the output device will be fine.Export the selection as a WAV file and change the extension to irs.Zoom in and select the area around the recorded impulse (see screenshot below).Play an impulse audio file (you might need to do this twice, Audacity often doesn't pick up the first impulse.Select your laptop speakers as output, making sure all Dolby Advanced Audio effects are enabled.Save that as a wav file and use it as input to the PulseEffects Convolver. Record the result of playing a -0dBFS impulse in Windows with all effects enabled. It is possible to get reasonably close to the Dolby Advanced Audio output on Linux. It's better enable autostart in app settings (it will copy it's desktop file to ~/.config/autostart with -gapplication-service command line.
#How to use dolby advanced audio v2 how to
You may play with other presets as well.įor improving sound on a notebook or a tablet PulseEffects help pages come with a tuorial about how to achieve this.Īpp can be minimized to tray on GTK-enabled desktops with an additional application: You can toggle Convolver in PulseEffects on and off while playng music to compare results. (I've used the suggested script that automatically downloads them to PulseEffects import dirs, it will require flatpak that could be got from repos with sudo apt install flatpak)
Restart the user session or reboot after this, because PulseAudio will be upgraded, and it may cause problems if you don't restart.I've googled out a very good advise on forums that helps me to achieve a Dolby like sound on my Kubuntu 19.04 with Lenovo g780.
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