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On the flip side, every blu ray player I've ever had the pleasure of using has been clearly audible over the content I've been watching.
by maccard 3y ago
On the flip side, every blu ray player I've ever had the pleasure of using has been clearly audible over the content I've been watching.
- bombcar 3y agoI gave up and bought an Xbox as a blurry player, and it works decently well. But I prefer to rip everything anyway, and the Apple TV that plays the rips is silent as far as I can tell.
- toast0 3y agoThere's two easy options for this: Put the player in a cabinet with glass doors. That will dampen most of the noise. Turn the movie up. This also works for road noise in a car.
- maccard 3y ago> Put the player in a cabinet with glass doors. That will dampen most of the noise. So replace my furniture? No thanks. > Turn the movie up. This also works for road noise in a car. Have you heard the sound balance on movies these days?
- toast0 3y ago> Have you heard the sound balance on movies these days? Yeah, it's not always great, but it's usually enough to drown out the sound of the disc rotation. About the only time I hear the player is on DVDs with rough layer transitions, the video and audio pause a bit and you can often hear the pickup seeking or refocusing, especially if it's a parallel track path disc so the next layer begins at the other end of the disc from where the current layer ends.