Letasoft Sound Booster amplifier can be used as an extra when the volume of program you are listening to is too low for comfortable listening and feels that the PC speakers can produce a louder sound. This may be the case that the audio or video is recorded at the lower level than normal. Or, for example, when the microphone of the other person you are talking on Skype, do not work properly. There can be a lot of other reasons why the sound is too quiet to be and there is not much you can do if you do not buy external speakers.
Increase the volume beyond the maximum
Sound of any application that is played on the system can be expanded up to 500%. Letasoft Sound Booster can increase the volume of programs such as web browsers, software for online communication (Skype, MSN, Live), any media player or games. In short, the volume of any program that can play any sound on your PC, can be increased to a comfortable level with Sound Booster Letasoft
Very easy to use
You can check the current volume with the appearance of the cursor from the taskbar. Alternatively, you can assign shortcut keys on the system level to increase or decrease, and use them when you need to adjust the volume
Auto-Start
Start each time you start Windows, so you do not need to start it manually. This can be useful if your PC speakers are so quiet that its volume is not enough in most cases.
No sound distortion
Sound Booster Letasoft constantly monitors the current gain level and prevents saturation samples, reducing major distortion.
Localized
At this time Letasoft Audio Booster supports only two languages, English and Russian, but we are working to translate the user interface in several languages ??in the near future
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