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RE: D2H added Dolby Digital audio for "Gemini HD"
the only update I have got from videocon is that they have escalated to broadcaster but the issue will not be fixed anytime soon... I am going to unsubscribe once my lock-in period ends(may be in 2-3 days)... but, for them to be genuine HD channel-they need to start a different HD feed and provide different content(may be HD songs/movies/programs)
the only update I have got from videocon is that they have escalated to broadcaster but the issue will not be fixed anytime soon... I am going to unsubscribe once my lock-in period ends(may be in 2-3 days)... but, for them to be genuine HD channel-they need to start a different HD feed and provide different content(may be HD songs/movies/programs)
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Re: D2H added Dolby Digital audio for "Gemini HD"
One thing I have observed with Gemini HD audio is, there's too much of bass. The Sub woofer is always on regardless of the program. For instance, even when the character is just saying something without any music it comes out with a lot of bass. This is the reason for the audio sounding of poor quality like 48kbps. I'm not sure when they will rectify this biggest issue.
One thing I have observed with Gemini HD audio is, there's too much of bass. The Sub woofer is always on regardless of the program. For instance, even when the character is just saying something without any music it comes out with a lot of bass. This is the reason for the audio sounding of poor quality like 48kbps. I'm not sure when they will rectify this biggest issue.
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Re: D2H added Dolby Digital audio for "Gemini HD"
Guys,
The high bass issue has been fixed. Hopefully we will experience much better audio when they transmit Dolby Digital programs. Anyone else can confirm.
Guys,
The high bass issue has been fixed. Hopefully we will experience much better audio when they transmit Dolby Digital programs. Anyone else can confirm.
