I have a very good speaker system, so can the speakers on the monitor be completely turned off?
1001759
No need to connect the monitor speakers have other audio system, severan not affected. The high voices of the monitor are for those cases dese less audio level or to have no system. I hope to help
1001760
Yes...and really doesn't matter...because I am able to use the audio mixer in the control panel. I am using very good external speakers as well.
1020579
This only covers the screen. I'm not totally sure what you're asking for by wanting to cut off sound to speakers?
82000
Yes. When you plug in the headphones, that turns off the external speakers.
1495948
Yes. Set the speaker volume then use your computer output volume. They even power down when you shut the computer off.
1641929
I don't use the monitor for sound. I have a seperate pair of speakers hooked up!!
1141140
Yes, through the menu you have 3 options for audio output. Choose the "LINE OUT" option and it bypasses the built in speakers.
1463880
Yes, the sound can be turned off. There is a "mute" button. Can not be turned "down or up", but can be turned off.
474491
If your using the system audio for speakers, you have to turn those on in the settings...
1715428
I am not 100% sure but I really don't think so. The setting on the TV is to choose between an audio system and TV speakers, and if you choose one it turns off the other.
2181072
Yes, you can turn the speakers off by turning the knob all the way to the left.
261897
Yes. This is expected according to manual. Shutting off display avoid any noise interference cause by display. since user want pure direct sound not colored by receiver.
994591
Sorry I never use the speakers from the monitor usually they aren't good but you could give a try.
673992
Yes, even having my laptop monitor being very close never had an issue. These monitor speakers are build to Sheild any interference. I would suggest any of the krk speakers.
1313542
Yes, you have the option on your TV to "turn off " the speakers....you can also mute the tv...or you can mute the sound bar....I do both in "fiddling" with them to see what the best sound is for what I am watching...I watched Burlesque last night with some great music and singing....I can't imagine a better sound....I am tending to use both tv speakers and soundbar... 4 is better than 2 kind of thinking...
335380
Yes, the VX2452mh's built-in speakers can be bypassed by plugging into the monitor's blue-colored 3.5 mm audio-out (earphone) jack a set of headphones or external speakers. The assumption here is that audio signal is already being inputted through either the monitor's HDMI port or through the monitor's green-colored 3.5 mm audio-in jack.
529130
There is only one on/off switch, there is a more bass/ less bass knob on one of the top speakers, so you can turn it way down, but don't think it would shut it off all the way.
1258100
Yes, no problem. You can also put the TV on mute and the sound will only come from the speakers