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Path: General Page |
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Some newer DVD movies include closed captioning for hearing impaired viewers. In addition to showing the dialog spoken by the actors on the bottom of the screen, like subtitles, the captioning feature also describes the other sounds that are being heard together with the dialog. For example the captions might show “sound of explosion”, “window breaking”, “dog barking”, “brakes screeching”, etc.
The DVD protective sleeve or package will indicate whether a particular movie includes the captions feature, and in what languages the captions are available.
To turn the Captions feature on:
1.Press the SETUP button to enter the Setup Menu. Use the / buttons to select the GENERAL SETUP page and press the ENTER button.
2.Use the / buttons to select CAPTIONS, then press the button to go to the right options list, use the / buttons to select ‘On’, and press the ENTER button to confirm your selection.
Again, remember that the Captions selector will not have any effect if the movie you are watching does not include captions.
Turns the screen saver option on or off.
If you turn the screen saver on, the screen saver image appears when you leave the system in pause or stop mode for more than 1 minute. The screen saver is useful to prevent your display from becoming damaged.
ON: Turns the screen saver on.
OFF: Turns the screen saver off.
Dolby Digital Setup Page
Dynamic Range Setting
Path: Dolby Digital Setup 
Dynamic
Default Setting: OFF
In many listening situations, it is objectionable to allow the sound to become very loud, and thus the loudest sounds must be compressed downwards in level. Likewise, the very quiet sounds would be inaudible and must be brought upwards in level to be heard. Dolby Digital satisfies these needs through the dynamic range controlling.
Select the dynamic range compression to fit the individual listening situation of the audience. The variable range is from, FULL, 3/4 to 1/4, or OFF.
FULL: Audio with fully compressed dynamic range.
3/4~1/4: Audio with partially compressed dynamic range.
OFF: Audio with uncompressed dynamic range.
Note: The Dynamic Range settings only support Dolby Digital programs.
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