arizonaguide
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WOW what a great site! Okay, folks...let me ask a question:
My next project is going to be a Television Audio volume regulator to keep my TV output at a constant volume range.
I cannot BELIEVE the way that the networks are allowed to CRANK to volume levels on the "commercials" to double (and triple) the volume that you have set.
Does anyone share this problem?
So, has anyone seen or designed a circuit that can be placed on the "stereo out" of the Cable Box (before it enters the Audio system) that will Monitor and REGULATE the stereo audio volume (as it comes out of the cable box) to a set range that is tolerable to my ears...and put a stop to the way that the "commercials" are allowed to be triple the volume of the current volume setting that I have chosen
To my understanding there used to be a law against the networks doing that (amplifying the commercials) but somehow that law seems to have disappeared...and the result is hearing loss and discomfort from loud television commercials.
Any ideas?
My next project is going to be a Television Audio volume regulator to keep my TV output at a constant volume range.
I cannot BELIEVE the way that the networks are allowed to CRANK to volume levels on the "commercials" to double (and triple) the volume that you have set.
Does anyone share this problem?
So, has anyone seen or designed a circuit that can be placed on the "stereo out" of the Cable Box (before it enters the Audio system) that will Monitor and REGULATE the stereo audio volume (as it comes out of the cable box) to a set range that is tolerable to my ears...and put a stop to the way that the "commercials" are allowed to be triple the volume of the current volume setting that I have chosen
To my understanding there used to be a law against the networks doing that (amplifying the commercials) but somehow that law seems to have disappeared...and the result is hearing loss and discomfort from loud television commercials.
Any ideas?
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