Are TV advertisements too loud?

Do you think TV advertisements are too loud?

  • Yes

    Votes: 198 96.6%
  • No

    Votes: 7 3.4%

  • Total voters
    205
excellent thread idea.

I dread the ads as its always a scramble for the remote to ensure that little ones are not awoken...

definitely an annoyance
 
Have you found yourself STRAINING to hear what Horatio Crane has to say while staring at the blade of grass in front of him ... and then AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.
 
I wish someone would explain the rationale of DSTV advertising on DSTV... I've already got it you stupid F@CKNUTS!!!

Not everyone watching does.
Main reason they do that is as a filler.
EG: If the TV show is 42 min long, and they need to fill 18 min with something. If they don't have paid for advertising, they advertise dstv crap.
 
As I said before I believe it's more than just a filler. If they wanted filler they could just show the logo with some cheesey music in the background, but they make a point of telling you how much better your life is with them etc. Thats advertising (propaganda imo :p).
 
I bought a AVL receiver just to deal with this issue. No problems now. DSTV sux
 
I'm just curious, since it's now law to have a TV license in order to buy a TV.

How does one purchase a TV / overhead projector / etc without a license, if you use it only for DVD's / downloaded movies?

And what do you tell the TV license people who know on the door and insist taking you to court because you have a TV and refuse to pay a license?
 
I'm just curious, since it's now law to have a TV license in order to buy a TV.

How does one purchase a TV / overhead projector / etc without a license, if you use it only for DVD's / downloaded movies?

And what do you tell the TV license people who know on the door and insist taking you to court because you have a TV and refuse to pay a license?

Unfortunately, you need the license to own the TV receiver equipment, regardless of whether you use it as a receiver or not. Historically, we used to have to have a license to own a radio receiver.
 
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