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Isn't there a thing where the player itself knows when the audio will go very high and thus reduce the amplitude? Maybe something called Stable Sound.
Or best is if we can seperate background noise, dialogues and other sounds and the engine work with that, idk.
VLC has a Volume Normalization setting which everyone should turn on. Helps dramatically with the plethora of badly mixed movies.
Loudness Equalization in Windows