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Re: We moved our tv from a room with surround sound, and...
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You have to get in the Audio Menu and tell the TV "What You Want". Things are now set-up to operate with an external sound system. You have to set things back to Normal or Default.
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Well, that is pretty dependent on the room size and seating position. Ideally the center channel should be directly under the TV. This is where 90% of the dialog will come from. The two tall speakers should then be placed adjacent to the TV, preferably a couple of feet away. The smaller surround sound speakers should be approximately ear level, to slightly above and behind the viewer. The surround speakers are bipolar, so they will radiate sound out of each side, therefore you do not need to "angle' them towards the listener. The sub woofer doesn't really matter, the bass frequencies are non-directional. I like to hide it under a table or something like that.
Some new receivers have built in surround set up programs that will send a test signal to each speaker and "listen" then adjust the delay and volume accordingly. Without that it will take some trial and error to get any system dialed into the perfect settings. Then what may be ideal for one specific location will sometimes not sound as good from another in the same room.
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Go into tv menu.Goto AUDIO SETTING,go down to reset.This will,reset it back to tv factory setting.The sound now,it working trought ur tv speaker again now.
No variable audio out means that whatever the volume is at on the TV it will output that level from the TV. So if you have your surround sound on and if you change the volume on your TV it will also make your surround sound louder with out having to turn up that volume on your surround sound, but if you have your volume muted then so will the audio out. So if it is a fixed audio out then no matter what level you have the TV set to it will output the same level. If you just want audio to go to your surround sound then just hook the video cables up to your TV and the audio to your surround sound. I would guess that you are using Red and White cables... If you are that only gives you left and right audio. Not surround sound, so you would want to run optical, HDMI, digital coax, or the analog 6 channel audio cables.
Unfortunately it seems to be a sharp thing. I have a sharp 46 inch and there are times when I find it difficult to hear. Some channels seem to work fine with the volume right around 20 - 25. Seems to be quite often though that my volume is set over 40 and still struggling to hear. Seems with my tv that there is no difference between it being set on 35 and 60. They sound the same. Surround sound is the way to go if you stick with sharp.
get a surround sound system and once you hook up your audio you can then use the surround sound remote..avi in... to control your volume.. and use your direct tv remote to change channels
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