“Does this soundbar override the television speakers? My t.v. speakers are suddenly sounding distorted as if they are shot. I own a Panasonic 50 inch plasma. Compatible?”
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Hi Nitronut, the TV speakers should turn off when a different audio source is chosen. If they aren't you should consider contacting the TV manufacturer for advice on adjusting the settings. Thanks, ^Scott
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have the option of enabling both the digital output (going to the soundbar) and the internal T.V. speakers, and I could hear both at the same time with no distortion.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, no the Samsung sound bar is probably not the problem, the problem lies with your televisions sound output settings. You should consult your televisions service setup manual to learn how to access, and assign your sound out put settings. most new televisions have the ability to allow you to choose between different speakers and or combinations of speaker outputs, You should find an on screen sound menu referencing how to use digital/analog settings for your televisions internal-speakers, or Bluetooth(your Samsung sound bar). which functions separate or together with some televisions internal speakers.) You also might check you-tube for a tutorial on sound setup for your particular television brand. Hope this helps.
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