19 Mar 2024 08:39 PM
What can I do about the bad sound levels in TV programes and films. Dialogue is mosly over-powered by background music and special effects. If you increase the sound level for dialogue you get deafened by the music.
Surely Sky have the power to get programe makers to improve the sound quality to a acceptable level, so why don't they.
19 Mar 2024 08:44 PM
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@Dave+Gahan wrote:
What can I do about the bad sound levels in TV programes and films. Dialogue is mosly over-powered by background music and special effects. If you increase the sound level for dialogue you get deafened by the music.
Surely Sky have the power to get programe makers to improve the sound quality to a acceptable level, so why don't they.
Hi @Dave+Gahan
Assuming you have HDMi direct from Q box to TV have you tried the different Audio Options.
Home - Settings - Setup - Audio Visual
19 Mar 2024 08:44 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Dave+Gahan wrote:
What can I do about the bad sound levels in TV programes and films. Dialogue is mosly over-powered by background music and special effects. If you increase the sound level for dialogue you get deafened by the music.
Surely Sky have the power to get programe makers to improve the sound quality to a acceptable level, so why don't they.
Hi @Dave+Gahan
Assuming you have HDMi direct from Q box to TV have you tried the different Audio Options.
Home - Settings - Setup - Audio Visual
19 Mar 2024 08:47 PM - last edited: 19 Mar 2024 08:48 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Dave+Gahan wrote:
What can I do about the bad sound levels in TV programes and films. Dialogue is mosly over-powered by background music and special effects. If you increase the sound level for dialogue you get deafened by the music.
Surely Sky have the power to get programe makers to improve the sound quality to a acceptable level, so why don't they.
hi @Dave+Gahan
What are you listening via - is it your TV or a Sound bar or an AV AMp ?
What setting are you using for the Sound - Normal, Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital + ?
Although it may not be the case, what you describe is possibly using DD with equipment not able to properly produce the centre speech channel
Personally I rarely, if ever, have problems with the levls but I use a separate Amp and have a full set of speakers (7.1.2 if that means anything)
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