Ah Cotty - I have that on my TV now - For the falling asleep process I just turn the radio next to my bed down really low for white noise -- it has to be people talking -- I have too much fo an emotional response to music.
No, what I'm seeking is a way to keep the volume steady - with no peaks and valleys - whether I'm watching something when I'm alert as well as keeping the overall volume consistently low when I have to be sure I don't wake neighbors. ( I have the windows open at elast a little at all times in my apartment and some of them are fairly close to the windows in other buidlings) Others have pointed to places on the web where such things exist but they look too complicated and/or expensive. Not to mention being described in a language totally foreign to me. I'm fascinated by the discussion this has prompted and that things really do exist of this ilk. ann Cotty wrote: >Ann, > >Perhaps a simple solution would be one of those timer gadgets to plug >the TV into at the wall socket, set to turn off (say) an hour after you >settle down to watch something and subsequently doze off? > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
