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Originally Posted by Tristan
From what I understand, neither 4000s nor Samsungs have the audio problem...
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This can't be the case. I have a DI4000-N and I've noticed this problem. I've said this before, but I get the feeling it's only noticeable when the sound is routed through a speaker system.
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Originally Posted by Tristan
And all of London is on the Bromley network. They haven't "rewired" them, they've been CWC/Bromley from the start.
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While this is true, I think I see what he was trying to get at. London areas would not suffer from this problem as they are stuck on CR1 due to the cabling. Apparently. (I know you know this already Tristan
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Originally Posted by scastle
And I just did a quick search on your posts. Nearly every one has had something to do with this issue. Now, I have no problems with you using the forum for complaining (it is part of the function of the forum after all) and nor is it my place to say anything even if I did have a problem, but if I had recieved sub-standard service from any company for as long as you appear to have from NTL, I would seriously consider changing suppliers, or at least threaten to do so.
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I brought this point up with him a while ago, but it made no difference to him. The fact of the matter is we all know that some kind of problem with the sound levels exists, and that it should be sorted in the next software update. But incessent complaining isn't going to make that update come any quicker.
So like you say, although I have no problem with the point being raised - why should I - there's no need for it to be brought up in nearly every post.
garyparsons - like others have suggested to you in this thread, and I'm pretty sure I have done before, why don't you just switch providers if you're this unhappy. If you really are so annoyed with them, then surely you have no reason to stay
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