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Question: how do you control the volume ?
Document: :-)The Asus does have volume control, which can be lowered to a sufficient level BEFORE playing the video.In order for WD to enable this feature, they'll have to flash the firmware and completely rework the remote control, as there are no buttons for volume.&lt;/edit>UNBOXING:Included in the box -+ WD Live+ itself+ A/V Cables+ Power+ Install CD (why?
Hello AllThis product is an excellent media player which sticks to 95% of features what a media player should have.The REMOTE CONTROL is the only down side, which really small and the dumbest part is this does not have a volume control, need to use an alternative.The forward features like skip 30 secs could have made this device a real good unit for a long time.
Mods allow things such as faster fast-forward (the 16x limit is very annoying if you stop watching a movie in the middle and want to resume), volume control, and adding content from additional online sources. Basically making the box a configurable multimedia PC.Netflix did work great, though.Youtube also works - but most of the best content like music videos are disabled from playing on 'devices connected to TVs' by the copyright holders, which was an extreme disappointment.
Now I have that going to the receiver and have sound through the receiver only - not the TV. The receiver has a center, so not a big deal... or is it?Now that the TOSLINK cable is going to the receiver and the HDMI to the TV, there's an audio sync issue.It's slight, but enough to notice that it's off.So I have to turn the TV volume all the way down to enjoy a video that is not DTS.
Once I finally GOT sound out of the thing, it sounded great for video from my computer collection, and my MP3 files. Netflix, however, has a volume problem on this device. I could hear it only by cranking up my receiver's volume to 100% max, and the volume was still too soft. (UPDATE: SEE BELOW)4. On the ROKU, the Netflix interface has a search feature, and the interface in general is more friendly.
Happens regardless of volume, files play through other means just fine, computer, xbox, etc. It is this device. There is a fix that requires a remux of files, but there is no way to know its going to happen until you are trying to watch something.I like the device, and maybe 3 is harsh, but the 'review your purchase' email popped up right when I was trying to watch a movie and considering turning it off due to the popping audio.
I can't even find that addressed in any support forum. *** UPDATE; A combination of stubborness and willingness to try everything in my receiver's settings finally fixed this. I tried one of the audio input settings at "digital" instead of "auto", and suddenly I had volume on internet streaming content. Subsequent exploration had determined that the volume problem occured for ALL streaming content, not just Netflix.
I have yet to find a workaround to this problem but all .iso's work on VLC media player without a problem. **UPDATE** ISO playblack has been fixed with newer firmware updates.2) Audio Output. My setup uses HDMI output for video and optical to my receiver for audio - which there is a setting for. What has been known to happen is either audio gets sent to both the tv and the receiver which causes me problems muting and adjusting the volume with my universal remote.
(apart from the mapping of network drive)7) Subtitle control - Pros of being able to play MKV. I have some movies with 18 languages of subtitles that I can play at my will.
so i was frustrated because i got it working again but i couldnt use it because you can only control it with the remote. i was so frustrated that i hit the remote against my knee 3 times like "Damn! Damn! Damn!" ....and it started to work again.Fun product. now that it works. i like it.
Answer: The volume is controlled by the turner we have for tv, vcr, and dvd player