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In Reply to: Is it just me, or is the sound better on Blu-Ray discs vs. regular DVD's? posted by The Real Dick Hertz on January 13, 2010 at 07:16:55:
maybe it is turned on by default.
supposedly it makes dialogue heard clearly over louder action sounds.
but it achieves this by compressing the entire sound track - that's why on your BD player, louder sounds are not that louder, and lower level details are heard more easily.
there's a catch of course. poorer sound fidelity overall....
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Follow Ups
- is there a dialogue normalization function on your panasonic BD player? - jeromelang 02:23:56 01/14/10 (2)
- their license now forbids it - Joe Murphy Jr 09:22:57 01/14/10 (0)
- No, but there is a dynamic range control. Mine is "off". nt - The Real Dick Hertz 06:53:05 01/14/10 (0)
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