Hey there! I understand you're experiencing low audio during movies on the Fawesome app, but then the commercials come in much louder, right? That kind of volume jump can be pretty surprising. Let's see what we can do to balance this out for you on your Android 10 device using WebKit.

First, a couple of quick questions:
- Are you using any external speakers or just your device's built-in speakers?
- Have you noticed if this volume difference happens only in the Fawesome app or with other apps too?

Meanwhile, here are some steps you can try to help balance the audio levels:

1. Check Audio Settings in the Fawesome App
Sometimes apps have their own audio settings. Open the Fawesome app, start playing a movie, and look for a settings gear icon or audio option. If you find something like "Audio Normalization" or "Volume Leveling," turn it on. It helps make the sound more consistent.

2. Turn Off Surround Sound or 5.1 Audio on Your Device or App
Some TVs or streaming apps send audio in surround sound formats like 5.1, which can cause volume spikes during commercials. If you can, go into the app or your device’s audio settings and switch the sound output to stereo. This change often reduces the difference in ad vs. movie volume.

3. Use Android’s Volume Normalization Features (If Available)
Android devices sometimes have sound enhancement features under Settings > Sound or Sound & Vibration. Look for options like “Volume leveling” or “Normalize volume” and enable them.

4. Adjust Your Device or TV’s Audio Settings
If you watch Fawesome through a TV or external speakers, check the TV’s audio menu. Many TVs have a “Night mode,” “auto volume,” or “volume leveling” setting that compresses loud sounds and boosts soft ones to create a more consistent volume level across content including ads.

5. Update or Reinstall the App
Make sure your Fawesome app is updated to the latest version. Sometimes developers fix these volume discrepancies in updates. If it’s updated, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app to clear any glitches.

If you’ve already tried some of these or you want me to guide you through any step in more detail, just let me know!

If this still doesn't solve it, I can look into deeper troubleshooting or check if this is a known issue being worked on by the Fawesome team.

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It's this way on my TV mostly

Got it, thanks for clarifying that the volume imbalance mostly happens on your TV when watching Fawesome. Let’s focus on TV-specific troubleshooting to help smooth out the loud commercials compared to movie audio.

Here’s a step-by-step approach tailored for TV setups:

1. Soft reset your TV
Turn off the TV, unplug it for about a minute, then plug it back in and power it on. This can clear temporary glitches in your TV’s audio processing.

2. Check for TV software updates
Go to your TV’s settings menu and look for system/software updates. Installing the latest firmware can fix app issues including audio behavior.

3. Reinstall the Fawesome app on your TV
Remove or uninstall the Fawesome app completely, then reinstall it from your TV’s app store. This will erase any corrupted cache or settings that might affect audio.

4. Adjust your TV’s audio output settings
- Switch the sound mode to “Standard” or “Movie” mode instead of “Dynamic” or “Surround” modes which can exaggerate volume differences.
- Enable “Auto Volume” or “Volume Leveling” if your TV supports it; this feature equalizes loud and soft sounds.
- If you use an external soundbar or receiver, check its audio settings similarly.

5. Check if the Fawesome app or your TV has an audio normalization setting
While not common in all app versions, some streaming apps or TVs have audio normalization or compression options to reduce jumps in volume during ads.

6. Test with another app or channel
To isolate if the issue is with Fawesome alone, try streaming from a different app or channel on your TV and see if the volume difference between ads and shows/movies is also noticeable.

If after these steps the commercials remain uncomfortably loud compared to movies, it might be a known issue with the Fawesome app's ad volume control on certain TV platforms. In that case, reporting it to Fawesome support or your TV manufacturer’s support might bring a fix over time.

For more help with troubleshooting apps on TVs, Samsung offers a good guide that includes uninstalling and reinstalling apps, checking updates, and resetting smart hub features which can apply broadly across smart TV brands 10.

Also, some users on Roku community forums suggest reinstalling the Fawesome channel/app often helps with glitches including audio2.

Let me know if you want me to walk you through any step directly on your TV, and how it's going after trying these! Are you satisfied with this plan so far?

It's on my TV

Thanks for your patience! Regarding your question about Fawesome app usage and support on smart TVs, here’s what I found and what that means for you:

- Fawesome is designed to work on a variety of platforms including mobile devices, tablets, and connected TVs. It is available on several smart TV platforms like Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku, where you can stream 150,000+ free movies and TV shows with no subscription or login needed. However, it’s important to note that Fawesome is reportedly not compatible with certain smart TVs, specifically LG Smart TV, Samsung Smart TV, PlayStation, Xbox, and some other devices4.

- Some smart TVs have native Fawesome apps available in their app stores, where you can install and stream directly, while for others you might need a streaming device like Fire TV or Roku to access the content3.

- Users have shared that reinstalling the Fawesome app on their smart TVs or streaming devices can sometimes help resolve glitches including volume and playback issues10.

In your case, since the volume jump issue occurs on your TV, it’s likely you are using a smart TV or a connected device. Given that observed compatibility varies by brand and model, it’s a good idea to check if your TV is officially supported by Fawesome. If it is, make sure the app is updated or consider reinstalling it. If your TV brand isn’t supported, using a dedicated streaming device could help provide a smoother experience with better app performance and features like volume leveling.

If you tell me your TV model or brand, I can help confirm compatibility and provide more specific instructions.

Are you satisfied with this info? Would you like me to guide you through checking your TV compatibility or reinstalling the app on your device?

The audio issue being to high is on my TV. Movie volume is to low and when a commercial comes on its to loud

Thanks for confirming it’s your TV where the movie volume is low and commercials are much louder while using the Fawesome app. This is a known issue reported by several users streaming on smart TVs, where ads are played at higher volumes than the actual movie content1, 2.

Here are some specific steps you can take on your TV to help even out the audio levels:

1. Enable Volume Leveling or Auto Volume on your TV:
Most modern smart TVs have an option in their audio settings to "normalize" or "level" volume. This setting compresses audio so loud commercials are quieter and soft movie dialogue is louder. Look in your TV menu under Settings > Sound > Advanced audio or similar, and turn on features like "Auto Volume," "Volume Leveler," or "Night Mode".4

2. Switch Audio Output from Surround/5.1 to Stereo:
Ads are sometimes mastered in stereo differently than movies, causing volume jumps especially with surround sound output. In the Fawesome app or your TV’s audio settings, try forcing audio output to "Stereo" instead of 5.1 or surround sound. This often helps equalize volume across content.8

3. Test External Audio Devices Settings:
If you use a soundbar or home theater receiver, check their audio settings for volume levelers, compression, or night mode options.

4. Update Your TV Firmware and the Fawesome App:
Make sure your TV is running the latest software, and uninstall then reinstall the Fawesome app to clear any glitches causing audio issues.

5. Temporary Workaround - Lower Overall Volume During Commercials:
Some users manually lower the TV volume during commercials as a quick but less ideal fix.

Unfortunately, the root cause is often the ad audio mixing being louder on the content provider side, not something always controlled by smart TVs or apps. The Fawesome team does receive feedback on this, but there is no permanent fix yet.

If you want, I can assist you step-by-step with enabling volume leveling or changing audio output on your TV. Could you share your TV brand and model? That way, I can provide precise instructions.

How does this plan sound to you? Would you like to proceed with detailed help for your TV model?

Audio on the movie is very low but when a commercial comes on it blast you out of your seats

Hey! I see you're dealing with the common issue where movie audio is quite low on the Fawesome app, but then commercials suddenly blast really loud on your TV. This volume jump is something a lot of users have reported with Fawesome—the ads aren’t leveled properly with the show or movie audio, which makes the commercials feel way louder than the content you're watching1 2.

Here’s how we can try to improve this experience for you:

1. Enable Your TV’s Volume Leveling or Auto Volume Feature
Most modern TVs have a setting under Sound or Audio called "Volume Leveling," “Auto Volume,” or “Night Mode.” These features even out loud and quiet sounds so commercials won’t be as jarring. Look for this in your TV’s audio settings menu and turn it on.

2. Switch Audio Output to Stereo Instead of Surround Sound
Sometimes surround sound processing can exaggerate volume differences between content and ads. So on your TV or within the app (if available), switch the audio output setting to stereo.

3. Update Your TV Firmware and Fawesome App
Keeping your TV’s software and the Fawesome app updated can help, as newer versions may include fixes related to audio issues.

4. If You Use External Audio, Check Its Settings
For soundbars or receivers, enable their volume leveling or compression modes (sometimes called “Night Mode”) to reduce sudden volume spikes.

Unfortunately, the root cause often lies with how ad audio is produced—ads are compressed to sound louder on purpose, making it tough to get perfect balance. The Fawesome team is aware and user feedback helps push for fixes, but this might take a bit of time.

If you want, I can guide you step-by-step for your specific TV brand and model to find and enable volume leveling or adjust these settings. Could you share your TV’s model?

Are you satisfied with this plan so far?