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Audio
Dynamic Range Control On
Please choose a new Dynamic Range Control.
On
Off
Auto
This would be useful, for instance, when you want to watch a movie in the evening when others might be
sleeping.
NOTE : This setup menu item has no effect unless:
• The device playing the disc’s audio (TV or surround audio receiver) is connected to the
BD player’s analog audio outputs
• you have selected “Bitstream Mixed” or “PCM” in the BD player’s audio setup menu
To tell the BD player whether you want the loud noises in the movie to be quieter, make sure that the
Audio setup menu item is highlighted:
Then, press the right arrow key ( ) on the remote to make the Digital Audio Options Menu appear.
Press the up/down arrow keys ( ) on the remote until the Dynamic Range Control choice is highlighted:
The up/down arrow keys ( ) on the remote can then be used to turn dynamic range compression
(loud noise quieting) on or off.
Selecting the “Auto” option turns on the Dynamic range control for all BD movie soundtracks
except Dolby
TrueHD. If you have selected a TrueHD track on the BD disc, the “auto” selection tells the BD player to
only turn on dynamic range control if information embedded in the TrueHD sound track tells it to do so.
Once the desired choice has been highlighted, press the ENTER
key on the remote to set the choice.
The circled checkmark ( ) will then move to the highlighted choice. You can then move to another menu
item by pressing the left arrow key ( ) on the remote until the ‘Audio’ icon in the setup menu is highlighted.
5.3.5 Exiting the Audio Setup Menu
When you are done setting up the BD player’s audio, you may use the left arrow key ( ) on the remote
until only the left side of the setup menu is highlighted, and then you can use the up/down arrow keys( )
on the remote to choose another menu category.
5.3.4 Dynamic Range Control
Dynamic Range Control means that you can allow the BD player to make the loud parts of a
movie’s audio track quieter than they would be in the theatre, without making the dialog of the
actors any quieter.