Oh, I see, but surely if you are correct, then each tuner has a different
idea of the difference, or your example would b be the same on all tuners.
Some time ago, I read that in DAB it was possible to get the sound of all
stations equal, but very few radios impliment this. I wonder as this is
after all digital whether some very basic processing on the audio side might
make this problem go away. After all we are always being told that Sony or
Panasonic have video processing to get better looking bpictures, what about
better matched sound as well, or are they all assuming we are interested in
silence?
Brian

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Brian Gaff wrote:
I've also noticed that on a friends tv, a Samsung, that hd sound is
generally quieter than sd on all the channels that are duplicated.
Mind you I'm not very surprised having listened to the dogs dinner on
their
I player output as far as level is concerned.

Not really my question, Brian. It's why the two 'tuners' appear to give
different levels from HD, while adjusted for the same from SD.

The reason why the levels differ between SD and HD on a single tuner is
simple. The broadcasters don't care.

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