Samsung UE40B7020 40 in. LED TV "set volume hear" Questions

...the output volume setting by going to the menu then audio set up section. On standard TV transmisssions the sound is often fine but on Digital....the box sets the feeder audio signal

volume setting of about 25-30. Mine has to be set at 80 or higher to hear the same tv programs. If I try and play a DVD (on his PS2 that I'm using as a player for DVDs), I have it turned up to 100 and

...Volume set at 60 it still is not loud. Is there a trick to get louder volume with out spending money for surround sound? Unfortunately it seems to be a sharp thing. I have a sharp 46 inch and there ...

volume up half way.Fourth, Turn "off" the set. You should hear a "Down" Melody or chime. Next turn "on" the set. If you did hear the Melody when you turn the set "on" or "off" then the audio system in

...volume up to 63 (top sound bar)- can hardly hear it now...Please help. Thx. This will sound strange, but some DVD players and cable boxes have separate volume controls. I would check the settings for ...

...have a earphone jack if so try a set af earphones and if you hear the volume loud and clear most likely the speakers may be damaged if you don't hear it loud than its the audio output in the

set it the volume did not work very well. I turn the volume all the way up to the last setting and you can only hear the tv from about 3 feet away so you almost have to be on top of it. my question is

...volume since this is a universal problem although it has long been the practice of ALL of the channels carrying commercials intentionally set the audio levels higher on those than they set for the ...

...set top box like foxtel? and if so does it have a volume control as well as your television, I have foxtel with volume control as well as the television volume control.... What I do is have the ...

...volume is relative to the person listening, so based on when you can hear the tv correctly during a normal show, if you hear normaly we will call that 50% how much louder does it get on commercials ...