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Some videos sound too quiet, some sound too loud, and there’s no shortage of ones that are barely audible and have parts that leave you suddenly deaf. Solution:
Some videos sound too quiet, some sound too loud, and there’s no shortage of ones that are barely audible and have parts that leave you suddenly deaf. Solution: ‘normal volume’.
After accessing YouTube from our mobile phones volume stabilization Moving to TV, it reached YouTube for Android TV and Google TV. It’s enabled by default, so you don’t need to do anything unless you want to disable it.
Google describes YouTube’s new volume adjustment feature as a setting that “balances the range between low and high volume, continuously adjusting volume levels to reduce changes in sound.” In other words, volume stabilization forever.
The idea is that there isn’t much difference between the parts of the video where there’s very low volume followed by big jump scares; Does not apply to music videos or some specific videos. In the rest we will find it active unless we remove it manually.
If sound stabilization is already configured on the TV (or we do not want it at all), we can always we can disable it. To do this we must click on the gear icon of a video and then uncheck it Edit the audio. If you want to permanently disable it for all videos, you can also do this in YouTube settings. General.
Normal volume already available on YouTube for Android phones and tablets is now all users are enabled It is now available on Google Play, with the app updated from version 4.40.303 for Android TV and Google TV.
via | Android Authority
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