• Bonje@lemmy.world
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    19 days ago

    You can usually skip all of it by telling people to get an actual sound system and not using built in TV speakers

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      19 days ago

      Yeah, but that unfortunately is asking someone to spend some decent money. It’s a problem that could definitely be fixed in softw- Oh no. Don’t get me started… Nice try.

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      19 days ago

      Fuck that, use vlc and turn on volume normalization in the audio settings, or turn the volume down to barely audible and use subtitles if you’re doing some weird “paid service” to play your video files.

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      19 days ago

      My new TV and its speakers sound a lottttt better than my old TV and soundbar.

      I had two basic options. Thin and light TV with a new soundbar. Or ‘chunky’ TV with decent speakers, and the option of soundbar going forwards.
      I went the chunky route and, at the moment, I hear no need for a soundbar. It’s passed the Christopher Nolan test with ease.
      Both Interstellar and Tenet were watched with no issues at all.

      But, generally, yeah TV speakers are tinny rubbish.