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SETTINGS
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Setting the audio functions
Setting digital audio signal output
You can make the setting for the optical output for connection to an
external device here.
1 Select the »Audio« item in the main menu with »
a
« or »
s
«
and press »OK« to confirm.
2 Select the output format (»Dolby Digital«, »DTS«, »MP3« or
»CD«) using »
A
« or »
S
«.
3 Press »OK« repeatedly to make the setting.
– »PCM«: The digital output converts into PCM audio format for
digital recorders. »PCM« is the default value.
– »Original«: The digital output provides the original audio
format.
– »Off«: The digital output does not process any signals.
Setting the dynamic range
Dolby Digital and DTS soundtracks have a very large dynamic
volume range, hence there is a great difference between quiet and
loud sounds. When played at full volume this can be a fascinating
experience, but it can cause disturbance late at night. Simply re-
ducing the volume does not produce satisfactory results, since the
dialogue can be hard to understand.
You can turn down the louder sounds and turn up the quieter pas-
sages, while retaining the volume of the dialogue. This function is
called the dynamic range.
1 Select the »Setting« item in the main menu with »
a
« or »
s
«
and press »OK« to confirm.
2 Select »Dynamic Range« by pressing »
A
« or »
S
«.
3 Press »OK« to select the setting:
– »Off« or »On«. »Off« (the default setting) means uncom-
pressed dynamics (during the day), »On« means compressed
dynamics (late at night).
Language Video Audio Setting Rating
Dolby Digital
PCM
DTS PCM
MP3 Off
CD PCM
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Language Video Audio Setting Rating
Dynamic Range
On
C. Delay 0ms
S. Delay 0ms
Downmix 2.1 Off
Test Tone