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|    AK to Adrian Caspersz    |
|    Re: Turn on Dynamic Range Compression    |
|    15 Jun 20 07:12:18    |
      From: scientist77017@gmail.com              On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 8:00:38 PM UTC-5, Adrian Caspersz wrote:       > On 14/06/2020 18:19, AK wrote:       >       > >> I want to set Comp because of the tremendous dynamic range of movie       soundtracks.       > >>       > >> Here are pictures of 2 pages of the manual.       >       > Thanks for that, really helps folks to answer providing info like that.       > Keep it up :)       >       > >> When I play DVD movies, I am constantly having to adjust the volume       because of the wide difference in the sound volume.       > >>       >       > I can see this in that same section to the right       >       > Note: "This parameter is not displayed during DTS playback" ?       >       > Try a DVD without a DTS soundtrack, or turn DTS off in the DVD's home       > menu audio option?       >       >       > However, instead of mucking about with compression, try turning the       > centre channel up a little bit. You probably are trying to follow the       > dialog which generally goes to that speaker, and maybe it's a bit low so       > you get blasted by everything else.       >       > But, hang on....       >       > You previously said       >       > > Manual said to adjust the volume to be the same.       > >       > > I had to have my ear close to the speakers to gauge how much to change the       volume.       >       > Er, that's not how you do it!       >       > You need to sit in your listening chair and adjust the volume of each       > speaker so that they all sound at the same volume _from your chair_       >       > --       > Adrian C              Thanks.              Andy              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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