Is the volume not adjustable when watching a DVD?
289653
This is a Christmas present so unopened as yet. so I don't know the answer.
1708974
One more question - with DVD movies it seems like we can only hear the dialog in the center channel speaker...any way to fix this?thanks,-kevin
1337454
I have not had an issue with sound with the unit. I guess it depends on what you are trying to achieve for sound. I think the unit is a bit slow for response is my biggest concern. Otherwise I just use it to play L&H classic films. Because it was much cheaper to buy the region 2 library disc set than it was for ntsc by about 200.00.
1329473
No there's not. I crank it to 75%, then use the television to contro volume.
254925
If you have your DVD player hooked up to the tv then you are set to go. Whether you watch just tv or view the DVD you have sound coming through the headset. At least that is the way ours is set up.
901081
Yes, i'll give you some examples. If it's plugged into a pc. You can have the control knob about halfway so its not too loud. then adjust the computer volume.If it's plugged into your tv, same thing. Just keep the knob at the middle(or wherever suits you) and you can adjust the volume of the tv. Hope that helps.
655989
Don't think the volume is adjustable. If my fridge is on the fritz, I want to know about it right away before the food spoils!
334396
Probably not. The speaker only reproduces what the TV is doing. You could try your audio settings on the TV to see if a different setting works with the newer DVDs.
1848668
The tv volume is still active until you turn on the soundbar. We usually only use the soundbar when we watch movies.
1924333
I have not noticed it. But I use it only for playing DVD with sales info in the Salon. There is a lot of background noise there so I may not be as tuned in to it. Sorry. Ill hope someone else has a better answer for you.
1153597
The volume should go to 20+ on the digital readout on the front of the bar. I rarely go above 17, because it is way too loud. At level 3 it should be nearly inaudible. I assume you have turned the TV speakers off. You could have a bad remote (it's a poor remote to begin with). I suggest changing the battery as soon as you get it. If not the remote, you probably have a defective unit.
579867
Yes. There is a setting that needs to be enabled. I use it frequently for casual watching that doesn't need the full audio system playing.
1185347
If you use your TV volume control, the volume will go up or down as you choose. The way this works is to reduce the Peaks and Valleys of the sound so that the level is more constant. I am somewhat hard of hearing, and this is a wonderful device (IMO).
92885
The only way I adjust the volume is cover it with a pillow or towel... A volume level would be helpful though.
1206946
I just saw the other answer. I just tested it, and it is true you cannot adjust the volume. It is at a pretty good level volume anyway, but you cannot adjust it.
2260103
No, as far as I know just volume is adjustable. (never looked real close at the back)
649054
Not that I have noticed. We are usually listening at less than half source volume so an adjustment to increase volume can be made. My daughters are typically the ones using the splitter function on a laptop and adjust it to their own preference. I used the splitter to control headphone volume on a bedroom TV audio out since that audio out could not be controlled through the TV.