03-06-2018, 12:10 PM
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Film darkness
I have noticed that every time I put a film on that I have recorded, the film is also quite dark and you have to strain your eyes to see what's going on. Its not my TV either as everything else is alright, its how they have recorded it.Has any one else noticed that?
03-06-2018, 12:49 PM
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Re: Film darkness
Originally Posted by susiejaeger
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I have noticed that every time I put a film on that I have recorded, the film is also quite dark and you have to strain your eyes to see what's going on. Its not my TV either as everything else is alright, its how they have recorded it.Has any one else noticed that?
I don't record from TV so I am not aware of that but quite often the programmes a re too dark even when not recorded. that and all the sound problems of course.
I have certain box sets on Bluray where the volume has to vary between 40 and 90 to hear them.
03-06-2018, 02:45 PM
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Yes that could be the case Judd, I also thought perhaps its cheaper to do it that way and yes Longdogs you are right the sound, I have to put the volumn up 53 to be able to hear what they are saying and what annoys me most is that they must put loud music on and you can't hear anything, why?03-06-2018, 02:53 PM
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Re: Film darkness
Originally Posted by susiejaeger
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Yes that could be the case Judd, I also thought perhaps its cheaper to do it that way and yes Longdogs you are right the sound, I have to put the volumn up 53 to be able to hear what they are saying and what annoys me most is that they must put loud music on and you can't hear anything, why?
04-06-2018, 08:24 AM
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Re: Film darkness
Originally Posted by susiejaeger
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I have noticed that every time I put a film on that I have recorded, the film is also quite dark and you have to strain your eyes to see what's going on. Its not my TV either as everything else is alright, its how they have recorded it.Has any one else noticed that?
Susie darlin' on my televisions (yes I have one in my bedroom too) I can adjust the Brightness and Contrast. Perhaps you need to see if you can adjust the settings on your TV.
04-06-2018, 08:36 AM
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I thought this thread was about the film The Darkness which incidentally is a load of tosh. I agree that both audio and visual quality seems to have deteriorated of late. It never occurred to me it might have been to detract pirating?Also have Americans started to mumble even more than of old? Sometimes I think I need subtitles
04-06-2018, 06:07 PM
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Re: Film darkness
Originally Posted by summer
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I thought this thread was about the film The Darkness which incidentally is a load of tosh. I agree that both audio and visual quality seems to have deteriorated of late. It never occurred to me it might have been to detract pirating? Also have Americans started to mumble even more than of old? Sometimes I think I need subtitles
Btw, we use the subtitles all the time, they are often wrong - entertainment in itself.
04-06-2018, 06:29 PM
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Recommended TV Audio Settings (all brands)https://success.highfive.com/hc/en-u...gs-all-brands-
Please note: The following settings may or may not be found on your particular model of TV. We recommend that you take a look at the settings on your TV and then locate it on this list. If you have a sound setting that isn't on this list, please let us know so we can update our list!
e.g.:
Panasonic
A.I. Sound: Menu → Audio → Advanced Audio → Set to Low
Surround: Menu → Audio → Advanced Audio → Set to Off
Distance to Wall: Menu → Audio → Advanced Audio → Set to either Over 1ft or Up to 1ft
TV Speakers: Menu → Audio→ Advanced Audio → Set to On
HDMI in Menu → Audio→ Advanced Audio → Set to Digital
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