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palooka23
08-09-2007, 08:41 AM
Anyone out there with the RSES notice that movies play at a much lower volume than CD, Radio or Sat.? My kids were watching a movie, and in order to play at a level where the lower dialouge was intelligible, I had to basically crank it up to the 40's on my dial. Of course when I changed to the Sat. I almost crashed from the loudness.

Anyone else have an opinion on this?

bbrf033
08-10-2007, 11:28 AM
I noticed the same thing now that you mention it. It is rare that I would listen to what the dvd is playing, but I did have to crank it quite a bit.

CarloCC
08-12-2007, 11:05 AM
bump(drive)

nguvanh
08-19-2007, 01:35 AM
RSES plays sound direct from AC3 stream so sound volume lower than other normal sources.

CX9-JW
09-17-2007, 01:05 PM
Just used the RSES on a road trip, what great sound!, when I've read on sites that say it actually rivals some home theater systems, they are right. Only one major shortfall I see with the RSES though-Only control is via the remote. Thats mostly fine-and the remote with it's handy seatback holder is great, BUT if you happened to be without a fresh battery for it, middle of a trip, not near a store that carries those little batteries-your out of luck even getting it to play past the previews. It auto starts upon putting in the DVD, plays the trailers, gets to the "menu" and without a remote there is no way ( I can find) to hit "play movie". (My Lincoln Navigator allows the Nav screen to control the RSES if needed-a nice option.)

totalcarnage
09-17-2007, 05:59 PM
Just used the RSES on a road trip, what great sound!, when I've read on sites that say it actually rivals some home theater systems, they are right. Only one major shortfall I see with the RSES though-Only control is via the remote. Thats mostly fine-and the remote with it's handy seatback holder is great, BUT if you happened to be without a fresh battery for it, middle of a trip, not near a store that carries those little batteries-your out of luck even getting it to play past the previews. It auto starts upon putting in the DVD, plays the trailers, gets to the "menu" and without a remote there is no way ( I can find) to hit "play movie". (My Lincoln Navigator allows the Nav screen to control the RSES if needed-a nice option.)


This is the time to learn to rip DVDs and take out all the menus and extras. I have done this with all my sons DVD movies so that as soon as I put them in they start playing. DVD Shrink works well.

nguvanh
09-17-2007, 10:13 PM
Me too, just rip main movie and put it in RSES, it plays immediately.

CX9-JW
09-18-2007, 09:51 AM
Fantastic, I was hoping there was a work-around. I do plan on having an extra battery for the remote in the glovebox but thanks for the solutions!