Hi Rick,
Thanks for your help.
May be an obvious one, but you are setting the volume levelling in the ID40 zone aren't you?
(As that's the one you're listening to)
I think so. I set it up with one zone according to your help when I installed the V6.
Under Device Manager the ID40 is the only one listed as the zone under description.
I set the volume levelling by going to the ID40 zone at the bottom left, in the pop up zones menu I hit ID40 zone tools, and checked off the volume levelling "track". and it stays ticked off when I go to look at it, but there is no apply as the latest un-updated manual says I need to do.
And you did rip your CDs using the Control 15?
The volume 'offset' information is created during the ripping process I think.
It is a mix. When I originally had difficulty setting up my C15, I re-ripped my collection at the time with the C15. However, I mostly build my CD collection in Hawaii, rip it all there to FLAC and ALAC with dBpoweramp and then download the files and update my systems when I get home.
I tried this out by deleting �The Who� �The Ultimate Collection� and re-ripping it, but I can�t hear any difference/improvement. I am not sure if I should have done the ripping process differently to make the volume levelling work. If this is the issue it would create a whole new can of worms set of questions and issues, but with my simple initial test it doesn�t seem to be.
Aloha,
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