I'm brand new to Sonos, and absolutely love the gear so far! I've also spent much of the last 2 days browsing around all of the information on the Sonos web site and in this community forum, which has taught me a ton!



I have one small issue that I'm wondering if there is an easy solution for.



I have a playbar with a sub and two play-1's for surround. The playbar is connected to an LG 55LA7400 TV via the optical cable. My issue is that the TV volume is lower than the volume when I play music. When I use the Sonos system with TV, I have to bump the volume up 4 or 5 increments... no big deal... but then when I switch back to music it plays considerably louder than I would like, so I have to quickly turn the volume back down 4 or 5 increments, and hope my wife doesn't yell at me. LOL :)



Is there any way to "equalize" the volume of the two different inputs in some way? I looked through the audio settings on my LG TV, but I didn't see anything related to changing the output level on the optical output. I also clicked through the Sonos settings, and I found a couple of interesting things like being able to independently set the level of the surrounds for TV & Music, and also the ability to change the surrounds from "ambient" to "full" for music playing, but I can't seem to find anything to address my issue of volume difference between the two different input sources.



But I've only been using the playbar for 1 day so far, so maybe it is something obvious that I just haven't figured out yet. :)



Thanks in advance for any advice that you might have!



-Joe