Question about using dynamic range reduction.

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Question about using dynamic range reduction.

01-13-2009, 05:37 PM

bruss01

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Member since:Aug 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Driver_King

Turn it off.

And how does that help you understand the dialogue better? I can't enjoy a movie if I don't know what's going on, and I can't know what's going on (the obvious aside) without getting the dialogue. Explosions, dramatic music, screeching tires, machine-gun fire, breaking glass - they all muddy up the dialogue until you can't understand it without subtitles.

Was this a serious reply? Or an attempt at humor? Maybe something I'm just not getting... For me, going without 20% extra BOOM is worth it if I can actually understand what the characters are saying.

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