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That's the problem of all Apple devices. I also have the same problem with Netflix on the iPhone. The volume is always too low, especially when you use apps. It's really so boring and I really can't understand why we users and owners of these devices cannot set the volume limit as we want.
I will add, however, I watch Netflix with just the built in speaker quite often and have never had a problem. If you have the iPad in a case, you could also try taking it out of the case. Could be partially blocking the speaker.
i have a simular issue i do use bluethooth headphones wired would make no sences for me anyways i tend to watch netflix at work just wondering if anyone found a way maybe to boost the volume? or maybe apple can try and step in and not let an update pass till the volume is rasied, or someone figured out the same old hack for the phat ipod WAAAAAAAYYYYYYY back when!?! lol
Im struggling for a while now but i am unable to find a solution.While streaming video to my Chromecast (Netflix, Disney, Prime) the volume is extremely low. The weird thing is that streaming audio (Spotify) goed well.
The actual problem lies that there is some sort of hidden volume slider that i can only adjust via my Google Assistant. When i say to another device to put my volume to 100% suddenly my volume went up
Just understand that this is not an issue shared by most of the user base, and there is nothing that the Tablo folks can really do except for doubling the volume, which would like cause more problems.
Your best bet is to explain your particular set up in detail (TV make and model, any external sound system, streaming device make and model, stream device sound settings, etc). Hopefully someone with a very similar configuration can help.
The Tablo team has already stated that this is NOT a simple fix. The transcoding is done in hardware, and the hardware does not have the option for small adjustments. Their ONLY option is to double the volume.
I am also using my TV screen as a second screen on my laptop. But the TV speakers provide a louder volume when used via my laptop rather than used just for Fibe TV. I have increased the Fibe TV volume to 100, but it is still quieter than when I watch the same show via the Fibe-TV app on my laptop. How can I fix this?
Ok, I found it. I went to Settings, Support, Remote settings, and then under Remote Control selected Setup. There I found "Receiver volume" and was able to increase it from the default of 2 to 8 (max is 15). That fixed it! Now I can get the same Volume ranges on my FibeTV as I get on the Fibe-App on my laptop.
On my TV I have gone to Settings, Device, Device settings, Device Preferences, Sound. There The "System sounds" toggle was already on, so I turned on the "Pass Volume Keys to HDMI". This had no effect on the TV volume. I changed "Surround Sound - select formats" to Auto, but none of the formats listed could be activated - I clicked on each of them. There was no "Slider" to adjust the default volume.
I am currently watching the same show on Fibe on my TV and on the Fibe-App on my laptop. I have the volume set at 25 on the Fibe-App on my laptop, but when I switch the Source on my TV from the laptop back to Fibe, I can hardly hear anything and have to turn up the volume on the TV to its maximum - 100 to get almost the same volume.
I can't find a "volume button" (or slider) in the Fibe TV settings on my TV either. Going to Settings, Audio and visual, Audio, gets me to the same Sound Settings as described in my Reply half an hour ago.
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Hi guys. The Microsoft Edge is my favorite browser of all times, really, but not when I try to watch netflix or other video streaming services, it always breaks, I have no ideia what to do anymore. Always when I try to play something there's an error and then I need to reload over and over again, sometimes even when I just play the video it stop working when I try to play again. Help me to keep using this best browser that I've ever seen.
I've ever tried to disable hardware acceleration, enable DRM content, install Microsoft Silverlight and a lot of other things, but I didn't get to watch so far without an error I keep receiving these error codes: D7356-7701 and others related. Is there's still something that can be done to really fix theses erros or I just have to be patient and wait for news versions of the browser?
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I recently bought a Samsung UHD TV Smart TV and am using Yamaha receiver with 5.1 surround.
I had to install the optical cable from TV to Yamaha receiver and then set your receiver to
Audio-1 so you can then hear Netflix ! Good Luck
I cannot get any sound through my receiver when using netflix app from my samsung un55f6300. I am using ARC HDMI input and I tried an optical cable to the receiver. Do I need to change any settings on the tv, app or stereo? If anyone can help let me know. My receiver is a denon X400
Great article Eric, I learned a lot, and it was very clear. Method 2 works for me, but I tried method 4 with the ARC capability (tv, receiver, and hdmi cable have the capability), I activated ARC on both the tv and the receiver through the set up menus, kept my receiver on the hdmi channel, and it does not work: I still get the sound from the directv, with the image of the tv app (Netflix, YouTube, etc.) I have no idea why this does not work ?
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