Your bluray player has poor sound from your Samsung TV How can you improve it?

Answer 1

By not connecting the sound to those crappy speakers that are built into the television. Go to Wal-mart, and buy a surround system, don't go any cheaper than JVC. Bose being the highest quality. Next, walk over to the aisle where they have all the cables and pick up an optical audio cable. Don't put it back once you see the price tag you cheap bastard, you need it, trust me. On the back of your blu-ray player there is a square-looking optical audio port, and also one on the back of the surround system's receiver. You will most probably need to set the input source on the receiver to "digital". The signal sent through that audio cable includes all 6 audios channels. The box will say 5.1 surround system, that means 2 front speakers, a center speaker, 2 rear speakers, and the subwoofer. You're welcome. Oh, and if you didn't know that, you probably aren't using HDMI for video. While you're in the cable aisle at Wal-mart, pick up an HDMI cable, don't look at the price, you need it cheapster. I am assuming that you have a hi-def TV. Unplug those pre-historic RCA cables and put them under some stuff in the closet for future Salvation Army donation. You'll thank me when you have true high definition picture and crisp, clean sound with bass. Why would you even have a blu-ray player if you don't want those things? If you don't have a hi-def TV, another option for you would be to pick up a VHS player from a yard-sale and hook it up with coax, see if they have some Jefferson Airplane eight tracks, or Jesus Christ Superstar vinyl while you're at it.