Volume received on cnbc live TV or cnbc awaaj is quite slow. What can be done to get full volume

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This is a new feature (volume control) on the remote. See https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/03/amazon-fire-tv-stick-4k-remote-volume-buttons-rejoice.html

See here for quick set up guidehttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/customerdocumentation/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Amazon+Fire+TV+Device+Documentation/Amazon_Fire_TV_Stick_with_Alexa_Voice_Remote_US.pdf

do you have the volume cranked at 1/4 ,1/2,or 3/4 full volume ? it should be between 1/4 and 3/8 not quite 1/2 volume . There is also not much going on lately so some one you think is close and usually slams your receive , may be further away . The only way to check this is to get a service manual and check out the alignment .

Mate does your sky box have a volume control as well as your television, I have a sky box(fox-tel)with volume control as well as the television volume control.... I have the television volume up full and control the volume through my sky box(fox-tel).... Hope this helps... CHEERS...

I'm assuming you have a cable converter box (set-top box) that you have hooked to your receiver. Check the box volume using the cable company's remote control. These boxes frequently have variable audio output, and if you turn the volume down on the box you'll have the symptom you're describing. When you press the volume up or down buttons on the remote, you'll usually see a volume bar on the TV screen. As you raise the volume, there may be a point marked by an arrow, which is where you should set the volume. On some boxes, when you get to a certain level the words "best stereo" appear, and that's where to set it. If your box doesn't have some indication like this just leave the volume set 3/4 or full up. Then the volume on the receiver should function properly with the cable TV input.

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if you have TV tuner card then only you can watch on vlc

You will need to split the signal with a 900mgz splitter between the living room and other room. if your pic is fuzzy you have a bad splitter or bad cable, try replacing these one at a time and it should clear up. If your getting a sat pic but ti is fuzzy its for sure in the line somewhere fro teh splitter.

First, NEVER turn the volume all the way up to see what's wrong. If HALF volume doesn't work you're only risking a catastrophic speaker blowout if you should suddenly flick the switch that's causing the problem with FULL volume on.

Look for the MUTE or Volume +/- controls on the remote and indicators.

Well I have an Onyyo TS SV515 Pro II receiver that is quite a few years old. I have lived in several houses and have moved it with me. For as long as I can remember it has been going into 'protect mode' when I turned it over 6 on the volume knob. I have a subwoofer and 4 infinite speakers and a yamaha center channel speaker.
I got on the internet the today to see if I could figure out why it did this. One person suggested cutting my speaker wires and resplicing it making sure no hanging wires where there.
I had been using the same speaker wire since I puchased it (10 yrs ago). I feel pretty stupid, cause I just did the wires to my front 2 Infinite speakers and WaLa...It works flawlessly. I can now turn up my receiver...after 10 years of dealing with no 'full' volume.
*****Check those speaker connection, they are the key*****