Setup
COMPRESSION (Dolby Digital Output Level) setting
When Dolby Digital is used to record the audio on a DVD disc, the average overall volume level of the audio is relatively lower than that produced by an audio CD. This is to provide the widest possible dynamic range. To counteract this, your DVD player automatically raises the overall average volume level of a disc recorded using Dolby Digital to a level that is similar to that of an audio CD.
COMPRESSION:
OFF
COMPRESSION:
ON
DVD
Dolby Digital audio
• Low audio level
•Audio level the same as audio CD
Audio CDs
• | OFF | Audio level recorded on disc is played back without |
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| modification. |
• | ON | Dolby Digital average audio level is increased so it sounds |
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| similar to that of an audio CD. |
Helpful Hints
•Use of the “OFF” setting is recommended when the DVD player is connected to audio equipment.
•The factory default setting is “ON”.
