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Why does English dubbed media sound like the way they do?
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this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2024
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Yes, older media sounds perfectly fine. I have a BD player and use the "smart features" of my TV. Both devices are set to stereo.
I always dream of separate volume sliders for voice and effects/music. Those are already separate on BD because of different language options.
If older movies are sounding fine, then something still isn't set to request the stereo stream/audio file (not just play back in stereo: actually pull the stereo file). I'd investigate further... Whenever I change this for family members, it works 100% of the time.
Mmmh, so then I guess I have to live with it. There are no further options to set.
I usually set mine to mono and get along okay.