The background music/sounds are sometimes so loud that it drowns the voice making it impossible to what is being said. Is there a way to reduce the background music/sounds on this tv?
1825087
I honestly don't know and have not experienced this issue. I guess now that you mention it, I did feel like when people talked on this tv it did seem a little low. I would mess around with the audio settings and see if anything helps in there. If not, I would reach out to LG or research on some forums on the internet.
1825088
Try enabling the clear voice feature found in the following menu option. SMART Home &#10174; Settings &#10137; SOUND &#10137; Clear Voice ll.
1825089
Try enabling the clear voice feature found in the following menu option. SMART Home ➾ Settings ➙ SOUND ➙ Clear Voice ll.
495798
it isn't super noise, but level is high enough. you can't use it and listen TV with middle level sound. hope it will help.
982038
You can adjust the sound effect to clear voice(clrvoice is what shows) or loudness. Not much you can do with the soundbar.
132817
I am sorry but I have not seen the problem you describe with my flat screen. It does not sound normal for the TV. Good luck.
1247189
a separate post suggested turning tru-motion off... I just ordered my tv - hopefully it looks good. no suggestions on sound though
460350
There are audio settings in the menu, I was able to play with those and get good volume. The TV is at another location so I can't help you with specifics now.
2218633
My husband uses his because he can not hear the deep tones on the TV. This definitely helps. The sound is not stereo, but acceptable. It sure beats having to blast the TV so he can hear. I used to wear ear plugs and could still hear the TV. There is rarely any lag in receiving the sound, which is a huge plus. The biggest downfall of this is there is no remote to adjust the sound. It is located next to my husbands recliner, so I have to get up to adjust the sound if he is not sitting there. At that point, I usually just turn it off and listen through the TV speakers.
1178883
My tv was going off & on from background noises. Turned the voice activation off to resolve that issue.
1034552
Did you lower the TV volume to the point of almost mute and then u increase the volume on the TV ears? If not, U can call the TV Ears Customer Service, they will guide you through it.
2177739
There are if I am not mistaken 4 modes you can choose from and one of them disables the audio.:-)
2120298
This has not happened when I used mine. Most of my use has been with TV. Good luck in finding a solution to yours. Extraneous noises are very distracting.
594466
Hello: I am not sure that I can help you but here goes: My friend is severely hearing impaired and without this device the TV must be (on a scale of 10 with 10 being the highest) at 9.5, which means everyone else is blown out of the room. She tells me that the dialogue is clear as a bell so I am guessing that the soundtrack does not interfere with the dialogue. Hope this is helpful to you. Good luck!
2218634
Yes it does. That was the reason my mother in-law could not hear the tv, all of the background sounds were overpowering the dialogue. Now she can hear every word and then some.
235093
The first question is about the loud boomy explosions and quiet barely heard dialog. Some newer receivers adjust this so the voice dialog is brought up and the loud explosions and music is toned down. I believe the question is: Does this do this and if so how is the end result? Can you hear the dialog and not jump at sudden exceptionally loud background sounds?
1872513
Almost forgot, I don't have my TV here, but is there any automatic sound adjust in the setup menu you can turn off?
2275767
Poor sound quality and limited volume is the one big drawback of this TV. However it's easily handled. Just buy any inexpensive pair of speakers and plug them into the earphone jack. I do recommend using powered speakers rather than Bluetooth or battery powered. I'm using a small and inexpensive pair of Logitech speakers with mine. Plenty of volume.
867679
No! I usually have my TV down to 0 then have speakers beside me so I can keep the volume down then turn the speakers according. Some movies come in louder than others!