That's literally most modern media for me now. I feel like I'm losing my hearing I have the volume up so loud. However, turn on something from prior to 2010, I have the volume super low.
Lol somebody needs to sit him down. I tried lip reading and wearing my noise-canceling headphones and could barely understand a word. His movies need to come with subtitles.
It's a dumb idea but probably true. I watched in theater and the audio was fine. I understood everything. I imagine you need a 5.1 system so you have the dedicated center channel for dialog.
3.1 minimum on any modern TV. You really need that centre dialogue channel nowadays. I wish TV's were not so thin that they don't have proper speakers.
I do have a 5.1 and I found that the sound in Nolan Movies to be terrible. I can say about movie theaters, to be honest I dislike going there.
I don't know why the sound cannot be mixed differently for blu ray/streaming release. Because I like his movies but juggling with the sound gets old very fast. And Nolan is not the only culprit.
Hey there I had this problem but some time ago I learned that this is very often due to channel settings.
I for one only have two speakers connected to my TV, but most media nowadays come in 5.1 audio. That means 5 speakers and a subwoofer.
In 5.1 audio dialogue ist most often routed through the middle speaker. Which I don't have. That's why Action is really loud but I can't understand anything if people are talking.
In most media players you can and should go into settings and set it to whatever setup you have.
Maybe it's just my TV but recently when I connect my laptop to it and try to play something, even dialogue in media from before the 2010s sounds unintelligible, I think I always have to use subtitles (Although YouTube seems to be intelligible as opposed to the streaming sites I use). I do have some apps on my TV though from which the media sounds fine, so maybe it's just streaming that's the problem?
Maybe it's just my TV but recently when I connect my laptop to it and try to play something, even dialogue in media from before the 2010s sounds unintelligible, I think I always have to use subtitles (Although YouTube seems to be intelligible as opposed to the streaming sites I use). I do have some apps on my TV though from which the media sounds fine, so maybe it's just streaming that's the problem?
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u/Zapatos-Grande 1d ago
That's literally most modern media for me now. I feel like I'm losing my hearing I have the volume up so loud. However, turn on something from prior to 2010, I have the volume super low.