Ever wondered why movie dialogue can be hard to hear in theatres or on your home screen?
Not long ago, Ben Pearson of SlashFilm wrote a detailed discussion of why movie dialogue can be hard to hear in theatres as well as on your home screen.
All of those problems can affect your TV, too. And keep in mind that the show has paid for that music and may want to highlight it. Suppose, though, that you have a home theatre or other external speakers but still have difficulties. A decidedly low-tech solution may be moving the speakers in relation to where you sit, so you’re not getting too much sound from a too-near source. Another low-tech idea: turning on closed captions when available, as many readers have suggested.
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