a TV remote that can hear when your kid is being noisy, and adjusts the volume accordingly

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   Why Are You Reading My Name on January 3, 2022 at 4:48 pm

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   Idea: a TV remote that can hear when your kid is being noisy, and adjusts the volume accordingly

   Link: https://hotcorn.com/en/tv-shows/news/tv-co...

   Noisy kids, noisy TVs? Weirdly this article misses the spot completely as Sarah and Duck is one of the quietest programmes on the BBC. Sure, American sensationalist, adventure romps are action-packed and loud. Doesn’t have to be tht way though.

   TV Column: Does all kids’ TV have to be so noisy? – The HotCorn

   Link: https://hotcorn.com/en/tv-shows/

   Migraine-inducing noise and crude animation are ubiquitous, but it doesn’t have to be this way

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   MeterMan on January 3, 2022 at 3:13 pm

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   Idea: a TV remote that can hear when your kid is being noisy, and adjusts the volume accordingly

   Link: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-turn-down-o...

   More problematic is the loud audio from background music which drowns out the sound of the dialog. Kids voices compete with that and everything gets louder and louder in an audiological arms race. Here’s some possible solutions in the answers on Quora.

   How do I turn down, or shut off the background “music” (noise) that seem to be attached to every TV show? I find it terribly distracting....

   Link: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-t

   Answer (1 of 8): There are ways to help with this, but none are simple. The intent of your sound system (no mater how simple or complex it is) is to accurately reproduce the signals that arrive, so if they are full of music and sound effects that’s what you’ll get. First, are you using the TV sp... Read more

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   Martin on January 3, 2022 at 2:40 pm

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   That would be good. But would it turn the kids back up when they are being quiet? heh.

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