Play video at home at night. Can you hear me downstairs?

The volume of video played at home at night is the smallest, and whether it can be heard downstairs depends on many factors, including the volume of video, the sound insulation effect at home, the structure and layout of the room, etc.

Generally speaking, if the video sound is loud enough and the sound insulation effect at home is not very good, then the video sound may be heard downstairs. However, if the volume of the video is very low, or the sound insulation effect at home is very good, then the sound of the video may not be heard downstairs.

In addition, the structure and layout of the room will also affect the spread of sound. If there are good sound insulation measures between rooms, such as using sound insulation materials and installing sound insulation doors, the possibility of hearing video sound downstairs will be reduced.

So I can't give an exact answer, because every family's situation is different. If you are worried about hearing the sound of video downstairs, I suggest you listen to the volume of video at home and take some sound insulation measures to reduce the spread of sound.