IssueTracker

Please publish for all your content creators, strong advice on how to adjust the audio levels in YouTube videos so they are not too loud and not too soft.  There is often a lot of variation between videos that causes one to have to fiddle with the viewer's audio controls.  This is ridiculous.  EVERY content creator ought to be notified as to YouTube's recommendations as to what the standardized audio levels ought to be, and be given advice on how to achieve those levels in all uploaded videos.

Even better, YouTube should provide a default (opt-out) mechanism that will normalize the audio levels in all newly-uploaded videos to something in the mid-range of volume, as an automatic adjustment to improve the end-user experience.  That way, one can set the local-device audio level just once, and be assured that the audio track will always be listenable as successive videos are viewed.  Come on, it can't be that hard; you guys can figure this out.  In fact, it should be a fun project for your engineers.  There should also be an option for content creators to have YouTube process previously-uploaded videos in this manner.

Maybe this isn't the right "channel" on which to submit this request, but Google makes it so opaque to find where to submit suggestions that it's Google's own fault for forcing me to do so here.  Please forward this suggestion to the right people who can work on this feature.