Sound output is low nowadays even at full volume whereas before it was ok. I didn't change anything with my computer nor did I change my speakers.

Sound level should be plenty loud even with earphones. If you are listening to music on spotify, youtube etc. be aware that those programmes have their own volume controls so even if they are turned up full, the level will be low if your computer master level is low. You need to access the computer sound mixer and make sure all volumes/output levels are turned up.

seems like a component level problem, I would contact your dealer incase you have warranty to get it replaced.

this could be a codec problem or video was record on low sound settings .try checking that your sound is up full right click on sound icon....open volume mixer make sure all slides are up full.
hope this helps

Hello
If volume of the TV doesn't rise up as its volume is increased with remote control handset, and the volume indication bar runs full, the fault is with the TV itself. Either its speaker may be damaged or its audio output section has some trouble with it. Check its speaker first for damage. Connect an other good speaker in place, and you can check it by yourself. If the speaker is good, the audio output ciruit should be traced for fault.
Here you haven't given any details about your TV. Its Model number Brand Name etc: Eventhough you have given all these details to me, you must have a sound knoledge in electronics, and must have all tools with you to go forward with its inside circuit. OK.

Make sure the device it is connected to has its audio properties setup correctly. If this is a cable or satellite box, most of them have a volume output level. Changing this will change overall volume.

check MPX decoder.

I was playing around with my Sherwood RD 6513 and adjust the the output level to its maximum, amongst other settings. This limited my output on the amp to a maximum volume of 65 not 90+.. Anyway i pluged in the microphone and done another 'auto setup' of the volume levels and distances, and this allowed the volume to exceed 65 again!

Also if you have an external source such as a DVD player - i would assume you have already checked its output volume setting?

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Helle there!

First!
1) check your setting for sound to (2 way speakers)
2) Setting for Volume in control panel.
3) connector may be you need a little expantion from radio shack gold ext.
4) be sure you got sound from headphones !! **
Go it!

somekind of hardware side failure or bad drivers.
I hear sounds from my audio output if i connect my headphones there directly but when I connect it to my speaker system they filter the distortion.