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For me as a huge Seinfeld fan this is practically painful to watch. Just yesterday some folks have been bragging about how Netfilx proactively matches compensa
by 74d-fe6-2c6 5y ago
For me as a huge Seinfeld fan this is practically painful to watch.
Just yesterday some folks have been bragging about how Netfilx proactively matches compensation of their emps - great - maybe that's a mistake. Because given how stupid such a decision is, how bad their recommendations are, plus their home grown productions getting worse with every week passing by, I wonder if it isn't time to weed out a little. Seems like this company is a cesspool of ignorance and incompetence...
- Grakel 5y agoNot to mention the insane sound volume range. I have great hearing and I hold the remote the entire time, turning it up for dialogue and down for everything else.
- gomox 5y agoDo you have a center channel?
- Grakel 5y agoNo, stereo speakers. Is it not feeding center into both or something?
- gomox 5y agoProbably not, or the mix might be off. It's worth checking. Your experience seems consistent with a missing center track (which contains most of the dialogue sound).
- navjack27 5y agoWhich really isn't the person you're replying tos problem. Stereo should just work you shouldn't need to get a center channel.
- gomox 5y agoIt might very well be his setup that's causing the problem.
- Grakel 5y agoChanging my setup might fix it but people watch a LOT of Netflix on stereo setups. Respectfully, this is their problem.
- gomox 5y agoIt depends on what you mean by "stereo setup". In the extremely common scenario of you having a 5.1 amp with just 2 speakers plugged in, it's your amp that's doing the downmix for you.
- jrootabega 5y agoJust remember you are probably part of a relatively small and relatively enlightened portion of the population. Netflix will gladly piss you off if it means they get more profit out of the bulk of their customer base, who are just interested in consuming more.