Re: There is a voice over on my tv which tells me...
This feature should be on your remote somewhere. Probably CC for closed caption. There may be a setting for visually impaired under that as well as hearing impaired.
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Pressing the 'Mic' button on the Magic Remote calls up LG's voice recognition system, joining similar systems offered by Panasonic and, most notably, Samsung. Interestingly, LG's voice system doesn't offer you control over your TV; rather it just allows you to verbally input terms into the TV's content search engine. An engine that covers everything from the VOD services carried by LG's Smart TV platform to YouTube and the Internet.
This approach to voice interaction actually makes perfect sense to us, as it stops the voice recognition system from getting too complicated or 'invading' parts of the TV's functionality where it really doesn't need to go.
The system recognised pretty much everything we said to it accurately, and the presentation of the results is attractive. It's great, too, that unlike Samsung's Smart TV system, you can see instantly when a search result appears which source that option is available from, and how much it might cost you if it's available via a pay per view platform.
It's important to add, too, that as well as supporting searching for specific films, TV shows, actors and so on, LG's online platform carries a recommendations system activated, for instance, just by saying 'show me recommendations
Go to your Menu options, and look around for a RESET option. You want to basically do a factory reset on your TV. (I'm assuming you turned off the setting, the system confirmed it, but it never turned off?)
It sounds like everything is working correctly to me. Voices / spoken dialogue should mostly be from the front speakers and surround audio (music, effects, etc) from all speakers.
The TV screen is in front of you so the people on the TV screen are also (technically) in front of you. Naturally, I would expect the spoken dialogue to come from the front speakers only - except in some instances, where dialogue in the movie is from a character not currently on screen. If you had voices from both in front of and behind you when the characters are only in front of you, it would be totally disorientating.
If you have audio from all five speakers during a movie then all of your connections and settings are correct. The problem you are describing is really just a description of how surround sound works.
I hope this helps. If I misunderstood the question or the problem, please let me know.
The dotted characters are designed to not allow anyone to infer the real password. So the number of characters shown is normally defaulted (8, in your case). Nothing to worry about here, since everything seems to be working, right?
Just my 2 cents...
Carlos
Most of the sounds you are hearing good are background sounds. If you are running a surround system, you might want to try adjusting the output of your primary speakers, checking for the correct setting on your receiver, and verifying that your central audio is in the correct section ( receiver output ).
If you are not using surround sound, Check the in-game menu (Pause) for an audio section, some games allow you to turn the character voices up and the music down. If you don't have that option, try using a new output cord from your xbox to Tv.
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