collie_brawny asked:


I just got a HDTV and I don’t have satellite or cable. I’m just using a indoor power antenna with it to receive over the air broadcasts. I’m receiving both the analog and digital channels, but the the audio coming out from the digital version of each channel seems much lower. I’m not an expert and wanted to know what is causing this and how can I increase the audio output from my digital channels. Do I need a special or better antenna? I appreciate any helpful suggestions.

Amy
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    No Responses to “Why is the audio coming out from my digital channels low on HDTV?”

    1. zerlichman on December 23rd, 2008 7:55 pm

      you may need a better antena but the thing probably is that you need to get a better cord connecting the entena to the tv, it happened to me once

    2. Jason Hinrchs on December 24th, 2008 12:01 pm

      theres nothing wrong with, ALL HDTVs have low audio

    3. david star on December 25th, 2008 12:27 am

      The sum of both inputs me neither not an expert.
      The digital input off so even you switched to analog you hear the sum of both inputs me neither not an expert.

    4. raiderchuchus@verizon.net on December 26th, 2008 8:18 am

      For sorround sound is being broadcast at different signal which is being broadcast at different.