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why are non home cinema DVD players so low in volume? does anybody know how to get more loudness from them. i have to put the TV on to 75 on my set's control just to hear DVDs well.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A quick look at the instruction manual shows that you can adjust the system volume on the front panel. See '3' in the picture:
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Well I'm mystified then!
The instruction manual for that DVD player is incredibly basic but, given the only connection between the player and the TV set is a Scart lead, I can't see why using the player's remote control should increase the volume on the TV set, rather than the output from the player. (It's extremely unusual to have a remote control for a DVD player that does anything with the TV to which it's connected).
I'd possibly try a different Scart lead but, beyond that, I'm stuck!
Sorry!
The instruction manual for that DVD player is incredibly basic but, given the only connection between the player and the TV set is a Scart lead, I can't see why using the player's remote control should increase the volume on the TV set, rather than the output from the player. (It's extremely unusual to have a remote control for a DVD player that does anything with the TV to which it's connected).
I'd possibly try a different Scart lead but, beyond that, I'm stuck!
Sorry!
I have a vague recollection that one of the TVs I've had in the past had a means of varying the volume from different inputs so that you could switch from say TV to DVD and then to Sky and the volume would remain constant. You had to go into the "settings" menu of the TV to achieve it. Perhaps your TV has the same option. Other than that, the suggestion of trying a different SCART lead is a good one and also try a different input socket on the TV, if it has one.