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[QUOTE=&quot;D.V. Dee, post: 227539, member: 3851&quot;]When playing DVDs on my Sony DVP-NS425 DVD player, with Pro-Ject Hear It Two headphones, the audio track frequently gets overwhelmed by the music track.This isn’t the case with all DVDs that I play, but it happens with enough of them to constitute a major distraction.My DVD player is patched through an Onkyo TX-8255 Stereo Receiver to an LG 32LN530B HD LED TV, with a Radio Shack switcher to change options.My speakers are Marantz HLM 208a (circa 1984).I realize that both the DVD player and the speakers are pretty vintage, but theystill function just fine (I assume). I much prefer using headphones to the speakers.(Oddly, there’s no audio heard when the Onkyo is set to DVD/Line 1, but heard OK when set to Line 2).Any way I can resolve this dilemma? I've noticed this is a recurring problem on other social media posts.Thanks for any feedback![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="D.V. Dee, post: 227539, member: 3851"]When playing DVDs on my Sony DVP-NS425 DVD player, with Pro-Ject Hear It Two headphones, the audio track frequently gets overwhelmed by the music track. This isn’t the case with all DVDs that I play, [B]but it happens with enough of them to constitute a major distraction.[/B] My DVD player is patched through an Onkyo TX-8255 Stereo Receiver to an LG 32LN530B HD LED TV, with a Radio Shack switcher to change options. My speakers are Marantz HLM 208a (circa 1984). I realize that both the DVD player and the speakers are pretty vintage, but they still function just fine (I assume). I much prefer using headphones to the speakers. (Oddly, there’s no audio heard when the Onkyo is set to DVD/Line 1, but heard OK when set to Line 2). Any way I can resolve this dilemma? I've noticed this is a recurring problem on other social media posts. Thanks for any feedback![/QUOTE]

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