I love how everyone think your audio settings can do anything about this.
Unless you control the mixing, you get what you get. When Christopher Nolan wants mumbling followed by jet engines, you will suffer accordingly. I still have no idea what Tenent was about between the fucky time shifting and the godawful sound mixing, but I stopped caring half way through.
Tenet was about this:
R O T A S
O P E R A
T E N E T
A R E P O
S A T O R
Audio engineers during the black and white talkies had so much more skill than modern ones.
Check that the audio format of whatever you’re watching matches the output of your listening device. If you watch a movie using 5.1, but your TV is stereo, then yes all of the loud shit is going to be very loud and crowd out the dialog. This might not be the silver bullet for everyone, but it costs you nothing to check your settings.
What would be the solution if the movie is using 5.1 and my TV only has stereo? What would be the correct setting?
Use stereo for the movie. Some apps, like Netflix (iirc) has a setting for that.
Have you tried plugging it in and then plugging it in again? My cat is a literal fat ass and will eat anything.
have you tried surround sound?
