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Question: Does plugging in headphones cut sound from the TV speakers or can sound ccome from both?
Document: Love the picture. Also the way it was packed for shipping. My problem for this product is that I use headphones to hear the words but when I use them, the sound goes off in the room and nobody else can hear the words. It seems that the headphones like the ones computers use only benefit the wearer. It is a shame that my wife cannot hear anything. But then, when she hears the words, I cannot.
There was a review I read that suggested there was no audio out control for your sound system - not sure what that was all about but I've connected it with the optical output and it's great. You can also use that simultaneously with the TV speakers if you choose to (not sure why you'd want to but you can).
At first, I thought it was the DVD itself, but when played on a Bravia, it was flawless. It's hi-def quality was fine, but certainly not better than technology from 4 years ago. The speakers on this set were God awful. I know it's a thin TV, but they were shockingly horrific, trying to adjust the sound did nothing.
I started to think it might be the TV but realized the cable I had came with the box and the transfer rate probably sucks which is why I'm seeing some odd slow movement in the cable programs.The sound on this TV is better than I expected. While it isn't home theater quality, it works well enough for me now until I can save up to get the speakers to complete the home theater experience.
The speakers that are built into the TV are not really going to give you the kind of sound you want when watching something like Blu-Ray, so I would recommend checking on this before you buy.I am very pleased with my purchase. When I started looking for TVs I wanted to purchase an LG from the beginning, but with all of the deals going on at at the time of the super bowl, I had decided to settle on a Vizio instead.
Otherwise I shut it off.CONS:1. Speakers! - Yes, I have a surround sound system but sometimes it's nice just to flip the TV on without it. The sound is terrible and I playes with settings with no desirable results. Clear voice only made things worse.2. Panel. The worst angle viewing I have seen. Flash Lighting - Dark scenes or transitions are terrible as you can see the lights bleed through.3. Overall Picture.
Pros: Great Picture. Sharper than my Plasma for sure. No blurring noticed on football games with the Tru Motion on. Dark Blacks and bright light colors due to the regionally processed backlighting. No jitter if set up properly in True Motion. Streams Netflix via my Blue Ray player w/internet through ATT gateway router.Cons: Due to the thinness of the TV the internal speakers are not very good. Good as any other thin TV Brand but I suggest an additional sound system.
Next I plan to get a decent sound system. This tv's sound is definately just tv speakers. Love this thing. Too bad I didn't wait and get $300 off. Wait...I got it a BB and got a top of the line XBox and Black Ops for free....
the speakers are quite adequate, i was happy with the overall sound and adjustments possible out of the box but then i bought a polk soundbar and that made the tv speakers sound tinny when i compared the two sound options. if you listen right out of the box, the sound is fine but since i paid such a low price, i upgraded the sound. i highly recommend this unit for anyone upgrading from any tv technology older than 3 years.
I also tried out the "Killzone3" demo last night and it ran flawlessly on this set...great clarity. Audio from this tv's speakers is "OK" but I have a Spherex 5.1 system hooked up and will not be using the "onboard" audio. With a tv like this you need to do yourself a favor and hook up home theatre sound. I will be hooking up my Wii later today and will update this review with my impressions. Recap-  Nice tv for the price!
Answer: Plugging headphones into the headphone jack turns off the TV Speakers.  Mute also mutes both speakers and phones.  I use wireless phones, but plug them into my cable box instead of the phone jack.  The only other audio out is optical digital which could go through an adapter for analog audio out.