Volumne control When I adjust the volumne It becomes audible around 40 and then gets louder. when turning the volumne goes away at about 40. When I first set the unit up you would begin hearing the volumne at about 15 or so and then continue to get louder. Not sure what I changed to cause it. Any help would be appreciated.

Check your keyboard. Some have volumne keys that permit up and down volumne adjustment.- If not, , ckin the control pane for other settings under Souds. Master Volumne,, mixer and balance are adjustable. Good Luck- Ned

I'm the author of the question - I fixed it by yanking out the earbuds, taking a call and reducing the volumne down from max with the earbuds unplugged. After that, I was able to adjust the phone call volume with the earbuds (JVC HAFX32A Marshmallow Earbuds) plugged in.

Fix the button.

Can this system be enabled/adjusted by a wireless remote? If so someone else in the house might be using a tv/stereo remote on the same frequency. Possibly even your neighbor's garage door opener.

Yes it is normal, the 608 is a THX certified receiver, so it goes by THX reference levels.

In theory once you have run the Audyssey auto-setup with the included mic the proper reference level for watching movies will be 82 if the volume number scale is set absolute or 0dB of it is set to THX relative. At this setting the volume should be the same as watching that movie at the theater. I have mine set to power-on at a level of -30dB which corresponds to level 52 on the scale you have it set to. This is a comfortable lowish level, but I turn it up to at least -10dB AKA 72 when watching movies.

You can adjust the volume by holding down the 'Fn' key (bottom row, second from the left) and pressing Page Up and Down keys (on the far right) to turn the volume up and down respectively.

Hi
most phones only allow you to increase/decrease volume of earpiece whilst your in a call. Whilst making a call the buttons on side of phone (up/down) should allow you to adjust volume. Sometimes these buttons also allow adjustment of ringer volume when not in a call. Hope that helps?

If you just upgraded to Vista then you need to update your audio drivers.
go into the device manager and expand the sound, video and game controllers tree and update the audio driver for your audio device

Often a signal might experience a super-quick "drop" in signal strength, and the display is automatically adjusting the now weaker audio signal to "mono" (temporary, as for best quality). But the dropout is usually so brief you will then see the "stronger" signal restored [full strength], and now the audio is "stereo".

It's like a "bump" or "disturbance" that occasionally affects the cable/satellite/OTA (antennae) signal being fed into the TV, and your display's attempts to compensate for the weaker signal [going to mono, then back to stereo once back to full strength].
Connecting it to your cable directly (bypassing the box) or an antenna would give you a true over-the-air signal, which would be proper MTS and would not give you any more pop ups.

Your TV needs the part 313501707611 - it's the keyboard that's the cause of your problems - but here's the catch... Philips does not make that part anymore... they say that you need to either find someone to fix the keyboard (which I've had no luck on) or buy a new Television from them... hmm, a $2000.00 TV that needs a $20.00 part now becomes a plant holder in my living room because Philips wants us to purchase a new TV from them.