Why can't I set a real output volume on radios and TVs?

1. Why doesn't the volume work on my TV?
2. How do I equalize my TV volume?
3. How do I keep my TV volume constant?
4. What is steady sound?

Why doesn't the volume work on my TV?

Check the audio settings on your TV and connected devices. Turn off and unplug your TV and connected devices. Inspect the TV cables and ports, then check the ones on your devices as well. Are they connected correctly and firmly?

How do I equalize my TV volume?

Look for a section for audio and check for a setting called “Dynamic Range Compression” or “Dynamic Range Control.” Try setting this to “High” or “Maximum.” If your TV has this option, setting this to its highest level will flatten the range of volume, normalizing the loudest and the quietest sounds to a more ...

How do I keep my TV volume constant?

Some recent TVs have a built in volume-levelling feature. It can usually be found on the Audio setup menu and will be called something like Auto Volume Levelling or Control, Dolby Volume or Tru Volume.

What is steady sound?

Steady Sound® volume control is a feature found on certain models of Sony® TVs which equalizes volume levels to ensure that the audio is consistent between programs and commercials.