When will TV commercials lower the volume for their ads? Some are rather loud?

Some are rather loud. Asked by rmayw 20 months ago Similar questions: TV commercials lower volume ads loud Entertainment.

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1 some legislators were talking about making a law to regulate the volumes of commercials but I don't know if they moved forward on it or not.

Some legislators were talking about making a law to regulate the volumes of commercials but I don't know if they moved forward on it or not.

2 They never will. The advertisers know that people leave the room during commericals, so they raise the volume. Since the advertisers pay the tv networks, we are stuck with the sound.

They never will. The advertisers know that people leave the room during commericals, so they raise the volume. Since the advertisers pay the tv networks, we are stuck with the sound.

3 They are not any louder than the program you are watching. Commercials have no control over the volume setting on your television. What you are experiencing is a bit of an auditory illusion.

The peaks in sound wavelengths come much more frequently in commercials than they do in a typical TV show, so they seem like they are louder. (Like someone shouting at you all the time, as opposed to shouting occasionally and talking normally otherwise). There is no way to legislate this unless you want to start doing a wavelength check on commercial sound frequencies.

And it just so happens that most commercials tend towards these higher level sounds because they are trying to be upbeat in selling something. Its hard to sell a product if you don't sound enthusiastic about it, if you are whispering, or talking in a quiet voice. Except for maybe the Geico Gecko...

They are not any louder than the program you are watching. Commercials have no control over the volume setting on your television. What you are experiencing is a bit of an auditory illusion.

The peaks in sound wavelengths come much more frequently in commercials than they do in a typical TV show, so they seem like they are louder. (Like someone shouting at you all the time, as opposed to shouting occasionally and talking normally otherwise). There is no way to legislate this unless you want to start doing a wavelength check on commercial sound frequencies.

And it just so happens that most commercials tend towards these higher level sounds because they are trying to be upbeat in selling something. Its hard to sell a product if you don't sound enthusiastic about it, if you are whispering, or talking in a quiet voice. Except for maybe the Geico Gecko...

4 I find it extremely annoying, but I am thinking they do it on purpose to get your attention, so I doubt it will end.

I find it extremely annoying, but I am thinking they do it on purpose to get your attention, so I doubt it will end.

5 I've heard that claim, by the Chairwoman of the FCC no less, NanoNano. I do care if they are measurably he same, the effect is they are louder, more intrusive, and just plain annoying. But I got rid of TV in my house years ago.

I get my news on line or from NPR, and it there's a television program (Desperate Housewives, Battle Star Galactica) I wish to see I rent the dvds; no commercials. Why in the world would I want to pay for commercials and 300 programs I don't watch? TV has to get a lot smarter a lot faster or the internet will kill it, and the sound level issue will be moot.

I've heard that claim, by the Chairwoman of the FCC no less, NanoNano. I do care if they are measurably he same, the effect is they are louder, more intrusive, and just plain annoying. But I got rid of TV in my house years ago.

I get my news on line or from NPR, and it there's a television program (Desperate Housewives, Battle Star Galactica) I wish to see I rent the dvds; no commercials. Why in the world would I want to pay for commercials and 300 programs I don't watch? TV has to get a lot smarter a lot faster or the internet will kill it, and the sound level issue will be moot.

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