Increase the volume of your MPG file here

Why increase your MPG volume?

MPG (sometimes written as MPEG) is a video format that was widely used during the early days of digital video. DVD players, older digital camcorders, and broadcast equipment all relied heavily on MPG files, and large collections of them still exist in personal and professional archives. Because many of these recordings were made years ago with equipment that had basic built-in microphones, the audio quality can often be underwhelming, with volume levels sitting well below what you'd expect from a modern recording.

Zamzar's volume increase tool lets you raise the audio level in your MPG files without needing to install video editing software. You upload the file, select how much louder you'd like it (125%, 150%, 200%, or 300%), and download the adjusted version. Broadcasters and production teams working with older archive footage sometimes need to bring audio levels up before the material can be reused in a new project. It's also useful if you're going through personal MPG files from an old camcorder and want to make birthday parties, holidays, or school events easier to listen to. Churches and community organisations that recorded services or events on DVD-era equipment often have MPG files where the congregation or audience is clearly visible but the speaker is difficult to hear without a volume boost.