I never said I had trouble hearing the show. I said it is sometimes difficult to understand what is being said. Either through characters mumbling, talking to fast, or some other reason it's sometimes difficult to understand what is being said, not to hear what is being said.
Perhaps I should have been more clear about that.
However, I do find them distracting so I don't use them unless necessary...never put them on for Dexter, for instance. (Not even sure Dexter has them.)
How exactly would one do this? I never really followed what bass and tremble and so-on meant...Have you tried adjusting your sound settings to favor the dialog over the background and such?
I never said I had trouble hearing the show. I said it is sometimes difficult to understand what is being said. Either through characters mumbling, talking to fast, or some other reason it's sometimes difficult to understand what is being said, not to hear what is being said.
Perhaps I should have been more clear about that.
Have you tried adjusting your sound settings to favor the dialog over the background and such? I have pretty piss-poor hearing, and sometimes deep voices over ambient sound or music with a lot of bass just fades together, but with the settings right, I can make out about 99% of what's said. If I miss something, I just go back and turn on the subtitles, assuming it seems important or interesting enough to bother. I don't like them in general though; I'd rather be looking at the picture as the filmmaker intended, and not reading the script. The exception being that obviously subtitled foreign-language films are preferable to dubbed ones.
I never said I had trouble hearing the show. I said it is sometimes difficult to understand what is being said. Either through characters mumbling, talking to fast, or some other reason it's sometimes difficult to understand what is being said, not to hear what is being said.
Perhaps I should have been more clear about that.
Um, okay...my definition of cobblers is a bit different. It usually involves a fork and lots of napkins...a UK magazine interview said:"I dunno, mate. It's cobblers, really."
How exactly would one do this? I never really followed what bass and tremble and so-on meant...Have you tried adjusting your sound settings to favor the dialog over the background and such?
I could hear my old TV on 0 or mute.
I don't know what that is. But, no. It actually worked on several different TVs. The main one was a Samsung produced in the early to mid 90s, I believe.I could hear my old TV on 0 or mute.
I take it you had Telescreen from 1984?
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