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Is there a way to adjust the volume of the text to speech? The volume on my tv is roku controlled, so it's off balance in comparison to the set-top box and overly loud.
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@Eggyolkeo wrote:Unfortunately I tried the variable setting and it seemed to make no difference. What do you mean by receiver?
The Variable option should be able to reduce the output of the Fios box to 0 if you use the Fios remote to lower it. How is the box connected to the TV? Which boxes do you have and which one is causing your problem? Did you also try :Main Menu > Settings > Audio & Video > Audio>Dynamic Range and set it to off? What remote are you using to control the volume overall? By Receiver, I mean an AV receiver feeding an audio system and your TV. Please detail how you have the components setup and what exactly you have including the make and model of the TV.
@Eggyolkeo wrote:Is there a way to adjust the volume of the text to speech? The volume on my tv is roku controlled, so it's off balance in comparison to the set-top box and overly loud.
You may be able to change that by setting up the Fios box for variable volume instead of fixed, but there is no setting for volume offsets in the box. Go to: Main Menu > Settings > Audio & Video > Audio>Volume Control, set it to variable, set the volume from the Fios box to match the Roku and you should be good from there. If you feed the Fios box and Roku through a receiver, most have volume offsets for the individual inputs so it could be adjusted there too.
Unfortunately I tried the variable setting and it seemed to make no difference. What do you mean by receiver?
@Eggyolkeo wrote:Unfortunately I tried the variable setting and it seemed to make no difference. What do you mean by receiver?
The Variable option should be able to reduce the output of the Fios box to 0 if you use the Fios remote to lower it. How is the box connected to the TV? Which boxes do you have and which one is causing your problem? Did you also try :Main Menu > Settings > Audio & Video > Audio>Dynamic Range and set it to off? What remote are you using to control the volume overall? By Receiver, I mean an AV receiver feeding an audio system and your TV. Please detail how you have the components setup and what exactly you have including the make and model of the TV.