I have a Vizio 37 inch TV (E370VL) and am using the built in speakers. I use my PS3 to watch Blu-Rays on it and play games. On to my Question: I have been noticing dialogue is hard to hear in some scenes of Blu-Ray movies. I did some research on this (still unclear on the issue), and maybe thought it had something to do with the audio codec I am using. When I let the PS3 auto set it up, it lists Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linear PCM 2 CH. 48kHz. I assume the last two are correct (which are the defaults), but what about the 5.1 setting seeing as I only use the built in speakers on my tv? What other audio codec options should I have selected? Also my TV has this SRS Trusurround HD setting, what exactly is that? I really just want to make sure I am getting the best sound I possibly can from the tv's built in speakers for now until I get some actual good ones.
Vizio 37 inch TV audio Question
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The PS3 may be bitstreaming the Dolby Digital to your Vizio. You should turn off that setting.
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So should I only have the two defaults selected? (I have the PS3 set to Linear PCM over HDMI By the way)
Originally Posted by Bethmygibbons  The PS3 may be bitstreaming the Dolby Digital to your Vizio. You should turn off that setting. |
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