Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, of
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, of
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
Alan
On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 17:31:54 +0100, pinnerite <pinnerite@gmail.com>
wrote:
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, ofI thought it was a breach of broadcasting rules to increase the volume
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
for the adverts. I thought Channel 4 was fined for this. I also
thought the test was changed to a subjective one to prevent
broadcasters increasing compression while maintaining the same
measured volume.
On 08/08/2022 17:31, pinnerite wrote:
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, ofNo idea whether adverts are deliberately too loud but many TVs have an
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
Alan
Auto Gain Control which automatically regulates large sound level
differences when turned on.
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, of
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
Alan
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Well its not worked has it?
I also notice that hd channels are quieter than SD and radio stations are >mostly louder tan TV channels on freeview.
Well its not worked has it?
Does quieter usually mean better quality? Radio 3 is quieter than the
other stations.
On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 17:31:54 +0100, pinnerite <pinn...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, of
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
I thought it was a breach of broadcasting rules to increase the volume
for the adverts. I thought Channel 4 was fined for this. I also
thought the test was changed to a subjective one to prevent
broadcasters increasing compression while maintaining the same
measured volume.
Well its not worked has it?
I also notice that hd channels are quieter than SD and radio stations are mostly louder tan TV channels on freeview.
On Monday, 8 August 2022 at 21:08:19 UTC+1, Scott wrote:
On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 17:31:54 +0100, pinnerite <pinn...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, ofI thought it was a breach of broadcasting rules to increase the volume
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference. >> >
TIA
for the adverts. I thought Channel 4 was fined for this. I also
thought the test was changed to a subjective one to prevent
broadcasters increasing compression while maintaining the same
measured volume.
Adverts are allowed to be 3dB louder (that's twice as loud) AIUI.
Way, way back, Hill Street Blues
On 08/08/2022 17:31, pinnerite wrote:
Is there any way of lowering the advert volume to the average say, ofNo idea whether adverts are deliberately too loud but many TVs have an
the programmes?
I am using MythTV by the way although that shouldn't make any difference.
TIA
Alan
Auto Gain Control which automatically regulates large sound level
differences when turned on.
I find the sound quality is so poor on many programmes these days that I resort to subtitles to hear what is being said.
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