10-08-2022 08:13 AM
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Alexa and audio feedback is far too loud and no apparent means of adjusting. TV inaudible if set sound to Alexa. Seems a common problem on Internet. Will try a firmware update today.
25-09-2022 08:02 AM
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Having exactly the same issue, have had to mute the Alexa / assistant sound due to the ludicrously loud volume! If there's a resolution and anyone can help I'd appreciate it.
04-10-2022 03:03 PM
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I have been having a go at Samsung online help but without much help. They did not understand the issue. My problem is compounded by having an older telly with fewer audio out options. My partner has telly with HDMI and optical out but she struggled getting a reliable setting and told me to take soundbar away. However I thought I had solved it with firmware update but what I had done was turn telly volume to zero, Freeview box volume to 100 and soundbar volume fairly low. This works pretty well though possibly Alexa a tad loud at when you start to increase soundbar volume. The problem I have is I output through digital coax into a optical converter so soundbar only works with telly and not PlayStation/dvd as that does not have a volume control so is inaudible. My options are either get a audio to optical converter and try audio out from telly headphone socket or buy a new telly and hope there is a good setting configuration that works and make sure nothing is changed (so that I don't jump out of my skin when audio feedback is unexpectedly very loud).
What a faff!
04-11-2022 06:19 PM
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I have the exact same issue on my S60B soundbar.
30-12-2022 04:22 AM
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Same problem with my new SB61 and a Roku TV. If I can hear the TV, Alexa is insanely loud. It's like they need input volume controls. If you find a fix, please post it!
19-01-2023 01:48 PM
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28-01-2023 11:13 AM - last edited 30-01-2023 08:58 AM
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I think I have found easier workaround.
I just ask "Alexa, you speak to loud comparing to other sounds"
As a result normal TV volume is restored.
Anyway it's obvious firmware bug and have to be fixed by Samsung.
03-09-2023 08:03 PM
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My issue is when Alexa responds the volume is 2 to 3 times louder than the tv volume setting. Blasts you out of the room. What I did was turn off all Alexa devices but the smart TV and sound bar. Make sure you are talking to the smart TV and tell Alexa to "Alexa, reduce alexa volume by 3." the sound bar now gives the proper level of response for alexa queries. Hope it lasts.
15-08-2024 07:24 AM
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I have the same problem with an HW-850T. The Samsung support person was as dumb as a fence post. No help whatsoever. She eventually got rid of me by telling me that my soundbar was out of warranty, which it was, by 6 weeks. The problem is easily reproduced. Smells like a firmware problem, which Samsung won’t acknowledge. I can clear the problem with a power reset - not necessary to factory reset. I can sorta work around the problem by disabling the mic on the soundbar and issuing Alexa commands to another Alexa device, e.g. “Echo, play KKJZ on Soundbar.” But this capability isn’t supported by all Alexa skills. I’m really disappointed. Spent too much for a device that doesn’t perform as advertised.
