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check for digital volume control

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on March 23, 2006 at 19:32:18:
You may be able to adjust the output if there is a digital volume control. Many DVD players have this "feature" (if you can call it a feature) and default to a lower volume. Try looking through the Menu for such a control or possibly on the remote. Otherwise, you're stuck with too low an output voltage (which is responsible for the inadequate volume) instead of the standard 2 volts.