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Old 17-02-2003, 9:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
ubik
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DVD delta volume (FAO MIKEYBOY)

thanks mikeyboy,

how do you "upping the Delta volume input for the SCART socket I use." ??

in relation to the dvd volume high problem I have
cheers
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Old 27-02-2003, 5:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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On my 9617 you can configure the input volume from each EXT source using the menus. I had DVD to EXT1, Satellite to EXT2 and video to EXT3 - the volume was fine when using the last two but very quiet for DVD. I checked the menu settings, all the EXT inputs were set with the volume in the middle of the available range - I set the EXT1 volume to max and now when I switch to DVD the sound level is the same as the other inputs (also my ears don't bleed when I switch back from DVD !!)
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