Discussion:
4DTV Audio Problem
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e***@hughes.net
2006-06-04 02:10:22 UTC
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Having finally gotten my 4DTV audio settings right (for stereo, that
is), I find that, while watching a repeat of the Joseph Volpe gala from
the Metropolitan Opera (W4, 14, PBSX), the musical sound is quite good,
but every title, every image that contains white (such as the
illumnated desks of the orchestral players) sets loose a terriffic buzz
in my audio system. (The 4DTV audio is sent to my sound system in
addition to the signal that goes to the TV.) Is there any way to avoid
this problem? What, if anything, can be done about it? Thanks for any
help! --E.A.C.
DRLev
2006-06-04 04:40:10 UTC
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Try changing the audio settings, if they are set to wide change them to narrow,
if they are set to narrow change them to wide.





<***@hughes.net> wrote in message news:***@j55g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
| Having finally gotten my 4DTV audio settings right (for stereo, that
| is), I find that, while watching a repeat of the Joseph Volpe gala from
| the Metropolitan Opera (W4, 14, PBSX), the musical sound is quite good,
| but every title, every image that contains white (such as the
| illumnated desks of the orchestral players) sets loose a terriffic buzz
| in my audio system. (The 4DTV audio is sent to my sound system in
| addition to the signal that goes to the TV.) Is there any way to avoid
| this problem? What, if anything, can be done about it? Thanks for any
| help! --E.A.C.
|
e***@hughes.net
2006-06-04 15:10:55 UTC
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A follow-up correction: PBSX is at W4,16... --E.A.C.
Post by e***@hughes.net
Having finally gotten my 4DTV audio settings right (for stereo, that
is), I find that, while watching a repeat of the Joseph Volpe gala from
the Metropolitan Opera (W4, 14, PBSX), the musical sound is quite good,
but every title, every image that contains white (such as the
illumnated desks of the orchestral players) sets loose a terriffic buzz
in my audio system. (The 4DTV audio is sent to my sound system in
addition to the signal that goes to the TV.) Is there any way to avoid
this problem? What, if anything, can be done about it? Thanks for any
help! --E.A.C.
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