There Are Ways to Improve the Sound on Your TV?” (Business, Aug. 18):As an American expat, I got a good chuckle out of Brian X. Chen’s article about poor dialogue sound quality in streaming.
In Chinese-speaking areas and other parts of East Asia, the wide variety of languages, accents and usages can make it tough to comprehend dialogue regardless of sound quality, so video nearly always comes with subtitles, whether it’s on TV, in a movie theater or online.
Michael P. ClarkeTaoyuan City, TaiwanTo the Editor:We do not have to bring speakers to a movie theater to watch a movie and we should not have to put speakers on our TV sets to enjoy a television show.
Modern television sets should come with high-resolution pictures and high-quality, audible sound.
The quality of the sound is as important as the quality of the picture.
Persons:
Brian X, Chen, Michael P
Organizations:
Clarke
Locations:
American, East Asia, Malaysia, Clarke Taoyuan City, Taiwan