Question:

Why does the volume vary on my TV and what can I do about it?

Answer:

There are two main reasons for the volume variations on your TV:

Channel differences: Different channels are broadcasted at varying volume levels, causing inconsistency when switching between them.

Content variation: Within a single channel, some content may be louder than others, such as commercials which typically have a higher volume than regular TV shows.

To address these issues, you can use the Auto Volume feature to help adjust the volume disparity between channels. However, it's important to note that Auto Volume doesn't account for volume changes within a specific channel. For instructions on setting up Auto Volume, click here.

Terms:

Auto Volume - A function that automatically adjusts the volume across different channels to maintain a consistent listening experience.

Broadcast - Sending out audio or video signals for public reception.