How to lower internal volume on tv

Go to home setting on remote. Go to audio settings on tv. Adjust sound from there down to suitable level.

Hello
If you have some idea about the working of your TV, and some service experience you can do it by yourself. Your TV has electronic volume controls. That means, a gradual voltage rise or lower does the volume to go up or down. This voltage variation is done by an Ic which we call it as "System Control Ic", that every modern TV has; but differ in their type and number. You must know how to follow the schematic diagram of your tv to get the exact point from which the voltage orginates, and which point regulates the same.
At present there is some voltage, say 0.23VDC or so, remains at that control point even if you turned all the visual controls seem to be off; and that voltage suddenly goes up; say 3.05VDC or so when you adjust the volume to the near mid stage. Further saying 3.05VDC must come only after you have turned the volume bar to extreme high. Now you are listning your tv at is 1/4th volume at extreme low I thinks.
Looking for fault at system contol section must be done with patience, and should have schematic diagram of it, and some sort of skill. It is best for you to get service of an experienced service personal, otherwise the the faults will be rise in numbers. All sony tv has complex schematics even go to pages on a book, and have some difficut to follow even an experienced one you know. So think a little better and do the needy.
If you have confidence that you can reach the the above said points, contact me at my mail address which is given below. I will guide you. You must have the schematic digram of your tv also beside you. Ok.
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try opening the settings and lower the treble and bass it should get quieter but you may have to sacrifice some sound quality.

You don't say how the Samsung routes out to the receiver. I assume you're using its RCA audio L and R jacks. Inability to adequately lower volume usually means you're NOT using a Line Level input, but maybe a speaker feed.

Your TV may have a setting for variable audio out, but even if you use the fixed setting you should be able to lower the playback volume to something comfortable with the receiver's volume knob. It does go down to completely OFF, right?

On the TV-use your finger to adjust the volume level, about midway, then use the remote to shut off the tv, then turn on tv with remote. Volume level should be better! If still not loud enough...using your finger on the tv...turn up volume & repeat remote steps.

You didn't indicate exact model of your phone. However I have indicated the procedure used for common Vtech's 5.8Ghz phones

Ringer volume
• With the handset or base in idle (off) mode, press MENU then
press ▲ or ▼ until RINGER VOLUME is shown
• Press SEL. You will hear a sample of the ringer
• Press ▲,▼ or a digit (0 through 6) You will hear a sample of
the new ringer volume and the volume bar will be increased or
decreased each time the setting is adjusted At the lowest setting
the ringer will be turned off and the display will show:
- OR -
• With the handset or base in idle (off) mode, press or of the
volume control will directly go to ringer volume menu
• Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the ringer volume

Good Luck

If you use a digital cable box, it could be that the volume on that isn't turned up all the way. I didn't even realize the box had volume controls until 2 years after I got it...makes a HUGE difference now

I found that the problem was also with my HD box. I was able to turn the volume up on the box.

The tact switches on the front of the unit are going bad, need to replace them internally.

Sorry I don't have a solution. We have this model and ours is loud also, at the very lowest setting. I disconnected some of the speakers, and sometimes have to put the working speakers into a drawer to lower the sound.