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On Apple TV, you can customize your viewing and listening experience. For example, you can:

• Make sure the Apple TV output resolution matches your television’s native resolution

• Control whether Apple TV switches frame rate and dynamic range settings to match the video content

• Control whether Apple TV outputs Dolby Digital encoded audio

• Decide what language to use for subtitles and audio tracks in foreign language content

• Calibrate your video or audio or check your HDMI connection to Apple TV

You can adjust video settings, such as format, frame rate matching, or test your HDMI connection for any problems.

1. Open Settings

   
   on Apple TV.

2. Go to Video and Audio.

3. Do any of the following:

   • Set the video output format: Select Format, then choose the resolution, frame rate, and dynamic range settings for video playback.

   • Turn on dynamic range matching: Apple TV can automatically switch the dynamic range setting during playback to match the dynamic range of the video content. Select Match Content, then turn on Match Dynamic Range.

   • Check your HDMI connection: Apple TV can run a test to see if there are any problems with your HDMI connection. Select Check HDMI Connection, then follow the onscreen instructions.

   • Recalibrate your display: If you’re having display issues, you can select Reset Video Settings to recalibrate your TV display.

Apple TV can lower the overall sound level by reducing the loudness of music and sound effects so that dialogue is clearer at a lower volume.

Do either of the following:

• Reduce loudness in the currently playing video (Siri Remote 2nd generation or later): Show playback controls, then select the Audio Options button

  
  and choose Reduce Loud Sounds from the pop-up menu.

• Reduce loudness in the currently playing video (Siri Remote 1st generation): Show playback controls, then select the Audio Options button

  
  and choose Reduce Loud Sounds from the pop-up menu.

• Reduce loudness for all videos: Open Settings

  
  on Apple TV, go to Video and Audio, and turn on Reduce Loud Sounds.

1. Open Settings

   
   on Apple TV.

2. Go to Video and Audio and select the language you want under Audio Language or Subtitle Language.

   Note: If the language you select isn’t available, the default language is used—it’s the one associated with your region, or the one that’s selected in General Settings.

You can adjust other audio settings, such as sound effects and music, audio format, and more.

1. Open Settings

   
   on Apple TV.

2. Go to Video and Audio.

3. Change any of the following:

   • Audio output (Apple TV 4K): If you connect one or two HomePod speakers to Apple TV for home theater surround sound, all audio, including navigation clicks, is routed to the HomePod speaker(s). You can change this setting to other available speaker options. See Use Apple TV to play audio throughout your home.

   • Audio output (Apple TV HD): You can choose to play audio through your TV speakers or AirPods, Bluetooth headphones, or another AirPlay speaker. See Use Apple TV to play audio throughout your home.

   • Audio format: By default, Apple TV uses the best audio format available. You can change the audio format if you’re experiencing problems with playback. Select Audio Format, then select Change Format and choose either Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital 5.1, or Stereo.

   • Navigation clicks: Select Navigation Clicks to turn them on or off.

   • Sound effects and music: Select Sound Effects and Music to turn them on or off.

   • Audio mode: Apple TV can automatically switch the audio mode for the best audio output. If your TV requires 16-bit audio, select Audio Mode to change from Auto to 16-bit.

You can fine-tune the video or audio calibration on your TV, home theater, or wireless speakers, using any of the calibration tools provided in Settings.

1. Open Settings

   
   on Apple TV.

2. Go to Video and Audio.

3. Navigate to Calibration, then do any of the following:

   • Color Balance: Select to measure and adjust the color of your picture using an iPhone with Face ID and iOS 14.5 or later.

   • Wireless Audio Sync: Select to run a test with your iPhone to sync the sound of your wireless speakers to your wired speakers. See Calibrate audio between your wired and wireless speakers.

   • Zoom and Overscan: Select to see a reference image you can adjust using your TV’s picture settings.

   • Color Bars: Select to see a reference color bar image you can adjust using your TV’s picture settings.

Written by Laurence 23 August 2022 14:55

Do you want to adjust the sound of your Samsung TV or play it through external speakers? Adjust all these options via the sound settings. In this article, I'll explain where you can find these settings and how they work.

You can easily adjust the volume of your Samsung TV yourself with the volume button on the remote. With the included One Remote Control, you simply push the volume button upwards to turn up the volume and downwards to turn it down. Want to adjust other sound settings? Follow the steps below.

• Step 1: open the menu.
• Step 2: open 'Settings'.
• Step 3: open 'Sound'.
• Step 4: adjust the sound output, sound mode, or expert settings.
• Step 5: problems with adjusting the sound.

Press the 'Menu' button on your remote control.

Go to the left in the menu bar until you reach 'Settings' and open this option.

You can choose from 3 settings. 'Sound output' allows you to choose whether the TV plays the sound through the built-in speakers or through connected speakers. The 'Sound mode' has 3 standard settings to adjust the sound to your environment. If you want to adjust the sound in detail, choose 'Expert settings'.

On this screen, you can choose which device plays the TV sound.

In the sound mode, you can choose from 3 different standard settings.

Do you want to adjust the sound completely to your personal preferences? Open the Expert Settings. This changes the sound of the sound and gives you access to useful functions. For example, adjust the sound delay or make sure with Auto volume that you are never surprised by too loud a sound.

Sometimes, you hear a voice coming from your Samsung TV that describes every action. Want to disable this function? Go to 'Expert settings', 'Sound feedback', and disable this option.

Does the volume change on its own? Turn off the 'Auto volume' function. That way, you're sure that only you can adjust the volume.

Are you still having issues with the sound of your Samsung TV? Choose 'Reset sound'. This function resets all your sound settings, which gets rid of any errors in the settings.