What can I do to make my TV sound better?
While you’re at it, turn off special “enhancements” like Dolby surround, virtual surround or 360 sound and see if that puts the dialogue further up front rather than the sound effects. Another setting you can tweak is your TV’s sound equalization or EQ levels.
What does it mean when your TV lowers the volume?
This means the TV will lower the volume during intense action scenes (explosions, car chases) and boost it during dialogue-only portions. Note: If you can’t find this exact setting, it could be under a different label. Try looking for “Night Mode,” “DRC” or “Normalization.”
Why is my sound not working on my TV?
If the TV’s digital sound processing algorithm doesn’t mix the multi-speaker sounds correctly (in a process called downsampling) then the center channel (the dialogue) might not be loud enough to cut through.
Do you need a good tuner for your TV?
Click to expand… If you live a good distance away from the antennas, then the tuner build in to the TV or OTA STB would have very little effect on picture quality or which channels you will be able to pick up. Most TV vendors have pretty good tuners.
What do you need to know about antenna tuners?
Antenna tuners seem to be some of the most misunderstood devices in all of amateur radio. In this article, I’ll try to explain what is happening when you use an antenna tuner.
Which is the best ATSC tuner for a TV?
Based on my experience (we did have an old Sony CRT HDTV-Ready set connected to an LG HDTV STB which worked perfectly), LG is still the overall best tuner but I think nowadays, any ATSC tuner from the major mfrs are on par with each other.
Why is my digital TV signal so weak?
Hills, trees, and buildings bend, deflect, and weaken signals. The digital TV signal is a ‘line of sight’ signal. Typically, the higher you have your antenna, the better the reception. While signals pass through walls and other surfaces, the more obstructions the signal encounters, the weaker the signal and this causes signal disruption.