TV Speakers On or Off?
#1
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TV Speakers On or Off?
So the other day I was playing with the setting on my TV and realized you can turn the integrated speakers off and go exclusively through receiver/stereo/speakers. DO y'all do this or do you leave the TV speakers on...???
Thanks!
Thanks!
#3
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Originally posted by bfrank
With 5.1 you have to have them off! You have a center right?
I listen with the tv speakers for normal stuff and then use the system for movies (and mute the tv)
With 5.1 you have to have them off! You have a center right?
I listen with the tv speakers for normal stuff and then use the system for movies (and mute the tv)
Thanks...this explains alot...
me = idiot
#4
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since only the video from my dvd player goes into the TV I have never bothered to mute my TV during playback since they are not outputing sound anyway.
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Originally posted by gcribbs
since only the video from my dvd player goes into the TV I have never bothered to mute my TV during playback since they are not outputing sound anyway.
since only the video from my dvd player goes into the TV I have never bothered to mute my TV during playback since they are not outputing sound anyway.
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I muted the "fixed" or integrated speakers on my tv, set it to variable output and popped LOTR in my XBOX. It was like I had a WHOLE NEW system!
Thanks Guys!
-Jordan
Thanks Guys!
-Jordan
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I turned mine off the day I received my TV. But then again I always have my receiver on when I watch TV. I want to feel the effect of the Burger King comm.
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I turned my TV's speakers off when I got my system, don't even use it to watch TV. The one thing I like is that even with the TV speakers off and just the 5.1 system going I can still adjust the volume through the TV (this doesn't work for DVD's though )