Sound when I use the dvd portion of the system-I can barely hear the sound-also can you explain to me surround sound and am I supposed to add additional speakers to my tv set to get that-also what attachments do i need to add additional speakers-please keep in mind when I switch from Dvd(the player is built into the Tv) back to regular TV-the sound is loud enough and goes up to +100-any other info on setting the correct sound would be helpful

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You may have your audio presets on your DVD too low. check your menu to make sure those presets are correct. As for Surround Sound it is a sound technique that involves having multiple speakers to give the impression of moving sound, not just hearing from the left or the right as in stereo, but hearing the way you are exposed to in real life sound moves around you this combines the doppler effect from many directions at once, example: as a car move towards you with its horn blowing the sound gets louder as it passes you the sound gets lower however, each of your ears hears the sound diferently, thats how come you can tell if the car is to your left or to your right vs coming straight at you and as it passes you, you can tell if the car is on your left or right from your rear. Surround sound is an attempt to do this without actual movement. I hope this helps.

Posted on Sep 08, 2007

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