Hi everyone,
Actually, I submitted this questions yesterday, but then I mistakenly left the "thread subscription" as "do not subscribe." So I don't know what the responses were.
So here I go again.
On three of my four televisions, the Dynamic Range Compression does what it is supposed to do. That is, it makes the strong signals (in the higher channels) a little softer, and the weaker signals (in the lower channels) a little louder.
But on my fourth TV, just the opposite is happening. If I leave Dynamic Range Compression to "heavy," then the upper channels are too strong and the lower channels are too weak. Setting Dynamic Range Compression to "none" improves the situation. So, on this one television, the DRC does just the oppositie of what it should do.
All the other cable settings on my four TVs seem to be identical.
Does anybody have any ideas as to what is happening?
Thank you.
Stanly
Actually, I submitted this questions yesterday, but then I mistakenly left the "thread subscription" as "do not subscribe." So I don't know what the responses were.
So here I go again.
On three of my four televisions, the Dynamic Range Compression does what it is supposed to do. That is, it makes the strong signals (in the higher channels) a little softer, and the weaker signals (in the lower channels) a little louder.
But on my fourth TV, just the opposite is happening. If I leave Dynamic Range Compression to "heavy," then the upper channels are too strong and the lower channels are too weak. Setting Dynamic Range Compression to "none" improves the situation. So, on this one television, the DRC does just the oppositie of what it should do.
All the other cable settings on my four TVs seem to be identical.
Does anybody have any ideas as to what is happening?
Thank you.
Stanly