I think the problem with film TV sound is that most, if not all, films nowadays are transmitted in Dolby 5.1 sound. That is "surround sound" which needs a pair of rear speakers (as well as 3 front speakers, hence 5.1 (the .1 is a sub woofer).
If you are equipped with surround sound the music and dialog are usually separated and appears to come from different areas of your room.
If you have bog standard TV speakers (possibly even just the one) then all the sound has to come from a single source and will be "unbalanced"
We (of course) have 6 speakers and haven't noticed obtrusive music on films, hence my theory.
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Does anyone NOT have a television?
Re: Does anyone NOT have a television?
Tony
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Re: Does anyone NOT have a television?
We've got one of those soundbars with a separate sub-woofer - doesn't help much, I'm afraid.
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Re: Does anyone NOT have a television?
Yes but all the sounds still come from one place, rather than 360 degrees.Green Aura wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 1:38 pm We've got one of those soundbars with a separate sub-woofer
Tony
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