"BCS" <n...@anon.com> wrote in message news:a6268ff1bcc78cd1e0464501...@news.digitalmars.com... > Hello Nick, > >> I've always been unclear on what that is. Is that where they make the >> volume-level relatively consistent? (If so, then I wish the DVD >> companies would start doing it. I hate when I have to turn the volume >> *waaay* up just to hear the dialog and then *waaay* down again to not >> bust my eardrums as soon as music or sound effects come on. And then >> tough shit whenever a character talks during an action scene. Never >> had to deal with that crap on VHS.) >> > > Subtitles, man. Subtitles. Heck, even at the right volume, I still can't > understand what they are saying(/mumbleing) some of the time. (And my > hearing is just fine.) >
Heh, yea I've actually ended up doing that suprisingly often (but then sometimes discs with english audio will lack english subtitles which is annoying). It's pretty sad when a native english speaker with perfectly normal hearing has to turn on subtitles just to know what they're saying in an english audio track.
