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I just read that it's possible to adjust the Q queue settings in the app. I have no problem figuring out how to move the sliders, however I am having a problem finding out where to adjust Q.

If anybody knows how, I would appreciate you sharing 🙂

Place notice that I'm asking about Q meaning the width of the adjustment, I'm not referring to EQ.

I only have an Android phone and a PC available to me. I realized that I could adjust the EQ coming out of my laptop, but it seems that will not do anything to the Bluetooth or TOs inputs.

I recall the customer service being quite good, but now it took me 45 minutes on the phone, much of it on hold and two different people to make the simplest of transactions .

They claim that they have an outsourced customer service to the Caribbean, but it certainly seems that way. I don't have a problem with that except that, but the quality of the VoIP is absolutely terrible and the people are not trained in the slightest.

I'm not the most patient guy in the world and I don't necessarily always rub it in for 2 minutes. Is there a consensus on whether that is important or not?

I do the derma roller at least three times a week

My current Blu-ray player died, so I pulled out my old LG BD640C, no audio.

I have plugged it both into my TV directly, as well as my AVR and it's the same issue. The player dates back to 2011, so I'm wondering if something has made It eol on audio?

Oddly enough, my friend has the exact same model, so I borrowed theirs and they both have the same issue.

My TV is a Sony Bravia OLED which is about 2 years old, and by AVR is very new RX a4a.

It's not a cable issue, it's not old because I haven't updated the firmware, as I have. Assuming that technology has passed by the capabilities of these Blu-ray players. It's the same issue whether it's a Blu-ray disc, DVD desk, or CD.

They are so unhelpful, rude and useless. Why do they put people like that on the phones??

Is it just me?