Can't get volume right to hear voices, but the music/sound effects are way louder. Using Netflix, Crackle, etc. Doesn't matter which player I use, happens with both, so I'm assuming it's my TV settings? Thanks.
It sounds like you're using a set of stereo speakers to play a surround sound output. I would try going in the TV menu and turning off surround sound
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Make sure you select the correct input for your device. If you are using RCA cables then select the RGB option on your inputs, or it may RCA as a connection. If you are using HDMI then make sure that is selected.
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SOURCE: I have a new Roku XD Streaming Player . I cannot
The link is working on my end, maybe you are having a problem with your browser.
if you are using Internet Explorer go to tools>internet options>advance>reset
after resetting your browser, close out Internet Explorer then try again.
if you are still having problems post a comment here and ill get back to you
SOURCE: Purchased a sony SMP-N100 media
Hello there, What you have experienced is not a problem from any of the systems but it is an issue with size compatibility. Sony media player is meant to process small memory units of about 4gig to 64gig and maybe 120gig tops for efficient functioning. But when you connect a 1.2TB to it then the processing speed slows down considerably to what you have experienced. 1.2 TB hard disks are usually made for strictly storage purposes and accessing file directly from it could crash the disc. if you have to access from it best just copy to a smaller storage disc and use that. Try copying the pictures to a smaller storage device and test it and you would see it works well.
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Sounds to me that your Roku is losing signal to the Router or hotspot. Try setting the router at least 5 feet away from the Roku Box and the higher the router is in the house, the better signal for all devices. Wi-fi broadcast down easier than up!
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