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| When I watch movies or shows, it often happens that the dialog is too quiet to make out, and the sound effects and background music are too loud. What to do? | |
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| Posted: 15 Jul 2023 17:48 UTC | Post #1 |
| Red Velvet Deck & Engine |
Registered Total Posts: 74 |
| Hi everyone. I have recently encountered an imbalance between the volume of dialog and sound effects on my TV. When I watch movies or shows, it often happens that the dialog is too quiet to make out, while the sound effects and background music are too loud. This confuses me and spoils the viewing experience. I've already tried adjusting the sound settings on the TV, but that hasn't solved the problem. Maybe someone has encountered a similar situation and knows how to fix this imbalance. I would be grateful for any advice and recommendations! | |
| Posted: 16 Jul 2023 04:03 UTC | Post #2 |
| Jon Snow Deck & Engine |
Registered Total Posts: 75 |
| I have been facing the problem of an imbalance between dialog volume and sound effects on my TV too and would like to share with you a resource that helped me. While searching for a solution, I came across https://crosshair.reviews/info/troubleshooting-guide-on-how-to-fix-very-low-dialogue-but-very-loud-sound-effects-on-tv/ which has a helpful step-by-step guide to fix the problem of very quiet dialog but very loud sound effects on the TV. When I visited this web page, I was impressed with their detailed information and the steps you can take to adjust the sound settings on your TV. The guide provides clear explanations and illustrations to help users understand each step of the process. This makes it easy for even inexperienced users to follow the instructions and make the necessary changes to the sound settings on their TV. | |
| Last edited: 16 Jul 2023 08:04 UTC by Jon Snow | |
| Posted: 16 Jul 2023 04:44 UTC | Post #3 |
| RonSwanson Deck & Engine |
Registered Total Posts: 66 |
| I understand that the imbalance between dialog volume and sound effects can be annoying when watching movies and shows. However, each TV and audio system has its own characteristics and sound settings that can sometimes be challenging for the user. The recommendation is to visit the crosshair.reviews web page looks promising, and I think it may be a good resource for solving the problem. However, since I haven't encountered this problem myself, I can't confirm the effectiveness of this particular recommendation. If anyone has other helpful tips, please share them with us! | |
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