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- Should I turn on dynamic range compression?
- Does compression affect dynamic range?
- How do you set dynamic range compression?
- Is dynamic range compression good for movies?
Should I turn on dynamic range compression?
Quick Tip: For Best Audio, Turn OFF Dynamic Range Compression and Loudness Controls. Many Audio Video Receivers (AVRs), and some Source devices such as movie disc players, will include Digital Audio processing options for Dynamic Range Compression or Loudness Adjustment. Should you use them? In a word, No!
Does compression affect dynamic range?
Compression reduces the dynamic range of a sound. It turns down the loudest parts of the sound while bringing the quietest parts up. This makes the volume more consistent but decreases the dynamic range.
How do you set dynamic range compression?
Select [Settings] - [Audio Settings] from the home menu. Select [Dynamic Range Compressor]. Select the setting you want. Auto: The dynamic range is compressed automatically when there is a flag in the sound source that recommends using the Dynamic Range Compressor function.
Is dynamic range compression good for movies?
The dynamic range compression technologies listed above are very effective in providing a relaxed night-time listening experience for your movies, TV shows and series. However, the sound can sometimes lack texture and realism because all the effects and the soundtrack are at the same level.
