Veon TV Sound - New TV

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jannajj

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Topic # 192354 7-Mar-2016 19:14

Hi
I've just bought a new Veon TV and it's going and there is sound but it's very quiet - not what I would expect.
Can someone help please - is it supposed to be very quiet, even on 100%.

Thank you...

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Reply # 1507708 7-Mar-2016 19:17

how is it connected ans what are you listening to

toejam316

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Reply # 1507713 7-Mar-2016 19:53

The built in speakers on those TVs don't really go much louder than 20 - they just start distorting.

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Reply # 1507715 7-Mar-2016 19:58

Is there another device connected to the TV for example.. a Set Top Box or laptop - maybe turn on the volume on the source device might help

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Reply # 1507720 7-Mar-2016 20:10

For anyone suggesting adding a soudbar etc..

these tv's only have a coax output... not a optical like EVERY other tv on the market!
AFAIK there is no ARC either....

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jannajj

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Reply # 1511430 11-Mar-2016 15:45

The TV has a Freeview box attached to it.
Does anyone know if there is a setting I need to adjust on it? I've tried attaching computer speakers but it does make a difference.
Grrrr

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Reply # 1511433 11-Mar-2016 15:49

hyperman:

For anyone suggesting adding a soudbar etc..

these tv's only have a coax output... not a optical like EVERY other tv on the market!
AFAIK there is no ARC either....

Some Veon TVs definitely have ARC. We have two, one has it one doesn't.

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Reply # 1511441 11-Mar-2016 16:04

either turn the tv up and use the freeview remote to adjust the spound, or turn the freeview volume down and use the TV to adjust the sound.