I was watching fallout and was pleasantly surprised that there where multiple dialog boosted audio tracks (medium and high boost).
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For anyone wondering why it is like that: I've read that movies nowadays are the same on disc and streaming service as they are in the theaters, meaning the voices are sitting on the central speaker. I've hat this a long time too and after I read that fact I went and bought a soundbar with center speaker and that solved this issue for me.
Clearly you don't appreciate the β¨artβ¨ of realistic dynamic range.
This but unironically.
Do y'all go to the theater and complain that it's too loud?
Or... they can make a theater mix of the audio (full dynamic range) and a streaming/dvd mix (normalized volume levels) so that everyone gets the best experience.
What would be even better is when they include both.