Lack of volume

 

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Username: Tfrost2002

Sacramento, CA USA

Post Number: 1
Registered: Sep-05
I have an old tv with standard audio and video outputs. When watching regular programming the sound level is sufficient but when I play my dvd player I turn the volume to the highest level and still have trouble hearing the program.

I appologize if this is not the proper forum but I need help.

So my problem is two fold.

I need more sound when playing my dvd player.

The house I am leasing has surround sound speakers installed but the hookups are different from my tv which has the standard audio/video outputs.

Do I need to go through an amp? From the dvd player, through an amp, to the tv.

I truly have no knowledge of what should be done.

Please help. Thank you in advance.


 

Gold Member
Username: Samijubal

Post Number: 1556
Registered: Jul-04
Buy a home theater in a box. The volume on most DVDs is lower than most other sources, not much you can do but amplify it. You can get cheap HTIBs for $100, maybe even less on sale. Right now is a good time for sales with the holiday tomorrow.
 

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Username: Paul_ohstbucks

Post Number: 2305
Registered: Jan-05
If you're planning on using the surround sound speakers, you'll need a receiver.

If you're simply using your built-in TV speakers, no receiver is necessary.
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