Ever wish you could turn up the TV – but only turn up the volume of what people are saying?
technological enhancementDialogue Boost was built with the needs of customers who are hard of hearing in mind, but anyone can turn on the feature – on your TV and on other, smaller devices.
that is equipped with the boost, you’ll find the option to turn it on inside the audio and subtitles drop down menu. Dialogue Boost options on display. Image: Amazonincluding "Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan," "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," and Harlem, as well as movies including The Big Sick, Beautiful Boy, and Being the Ricardos.
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