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Sound When a DVD is played through it, it is not loud enough. The volume is turned all the way up to 63, but it is not loud enough for the class to hear. Any suggestions?
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If you are using a box for signal it is possible sound is turned down on it---also check to see if sound is loud enough when a DVD etc is played via the rear audio/video inputs.
Often it is to do with the kind of sound that is being outputted by the DVD player. If the sound for example is set to produce dolby 5.1 and you don't have a suitable decoder it will be very low.
Check the sound settings of both your DVD player and sound system.
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 am referring to my VT491 projector.
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