Panasonic DP-UB820 Owners Manual CA - Page 27

Reset to Default Video Settings, Optimum HDR Adjustment

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Playback Video Settings These settings are also displayed by pressing [VIDEO SETTING]. Video Settings Ultra HD Blu-ray Set 1 Optimum HDR Adjustment The LuminanceAdjustment icon changes depending on Color Adjustment the playback media. Sharpness Adjustment Noise Reduction Reset to Default Picture Settings e.g., Ultra HD Blu-ray Ultra HD Blu-ray Set 1 Switch "Set 1", "Set 2" or "Standard" by using [2, 1]. ≥ Settings for BD Video playback, Ultra HD Blu-ray playback and settings for the playback of other types of media are registered separately. (The default settings for "Set 1"/"Set 2" are the same as the settings for "Standard".) ≥ You cannot change the "Standard" settings. ∫ Display Select a setting suitable for your screen. ∫ Picture Type Select the picture quality mode during play. ∫ Optimum HDR Adjustment This setting is also displayed by pressing and holding [HDR SETTING] for more than 2 seconds. (> 20) Adjust the brightness, tone curve (white/ black), system gamma and the following settings: ≥ HDR Optimizer : If "On" is selected, you can display highly bright scenes with smooth gradations based on the luminance information (HDR10 metadata) of playback content. - This function works only for HDR (PQ) material. - The effect may be enhanced by setting the "HDR TV Type" that matches your TV in the Setup menu. (> 30) ≥ Dynamic Range Adjustment : Set the brightness of the entire screen when outputting HDR (High Dynamic Range) video to a connected HDR-compatible TV. ≥ Dynamic Range Conversion Adj. : When this unit is connected to a TV that does not support HDR (High Dynamic Range) input, HDR video is output converting to a SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) video signal. If you set a smaller value, their contrast will be reproduced more faithfully, but the entire screen will appear darker. To increase the brightness, set a larger value. ∫ Luminance Adjustment Adjust the contrast, brightness, tone curve (white/ black) and system gamma. ∫ Color Adjustment Adjust the color saturation and hue. ∫ Sharpness Adjustment Adjust the sharpness of images. The greater the value is, the sharper images will be. ∫ Noise Reduction Reduce unnecessary noise in videos. The greater the value is, the less noise will appear. ∫ Bandwidth Limitation Adjust the bandwidth limitations. ∫ Progressive Select the method of conversion for progressive output to suit the type of material being played. ≥ When the content is distorted, change the settings from "Auto" to "Video". ∫ Reset to Default Video Settings Return "Video Settings" of the selected tab ("Set 1" or "Set 2") to the factory preset. - 27 -

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Playback
These settings are also displayed by pressing
[VIDEO SETTING].
Switch “Set 1”, “Set 2” or “Standard” by using [
2
,
1
]
.
Settings for BD Video playback, Ultra HD
Blu-ray playback and settings for the playback
of other types of media are registered
separately.
(The default settings for “Set 1”/“Set 2” are the
same as the settings for “Standard”.)
You cannot change the “Standard” settings.
Display
Select a setting suitable for your screen.
Picture Type
Select the picture quality mode during play.
Optimum HDR Adjustment
This setting is also displayed by pressing and
holding [HDR SETTING] for more than
2 seconds. (
>
20)
Adjust the brightness, tone curve (white/ black),
system gamma and the following settings:
HDR Optimizer :
If “On” is selected, you can display highly bright
scenes with smooth gradations based on the
luminance information (HDR10 metadata) of
playback content.
– This function works only for HDR (PQ)
material.
– The effect may be enhanced by setting the
“HDR TV Type” that matches your TV in the
Setup menu. (
>
30)
Dynamic Range Adjustment :
Set the brightness of the entire screen when
outputting HDR (High Dynamic Range) video to
a connected HDR-compatible TV.
Dynamic Range Conversion Adj. :
When this unit is connected to a TV that does
not support HDR (High Dynamic Range) input,
HDR video is output converting to a SDR
(Standard Dynamic Range) video signal. If you
set a smaller value, their contrast will be
reproduced more faithfully, but the entire screen
will appear darker. To increase the brightness,
set a larger value.
Luminance Adjustment
Adjust the contrast, brightness, tone curve (white/
black) and system gamma.
Color Adjustment
Adjust the color saturation and hue.
Sharpness Adjustment
Adjust the sharpness of images. The greater the
value is, the sharper images will be.
Noise Reduction
Reduce unnecessary noise in videos. The greater
the value is, the less noise will appear.
Bandwidth Limitation
Adjust the bandwidth limitations.
Progressive
Select the method of conversion for progressive
output to suit the type of material being played.
When the content is distorted, change the
settings from “Auto” to “Video”.
Reset to Default Video Settings
Return “Video Settings” of the selected tab
(“Set 1” or “Set 2”) to the factory preset.
Video Settings
Video Settings
Noise Reduction
Sharpness Adjustment
Color Adjustment
Optimum HDR Adjustment
Reset to Default Picture Settings
Luminance Adjustment
Set 1
Ultra HD
Ultra HD
Blu-ray
Blu-ray
Ultra HD
Blu-ray
Set 1
Ultra HD
Ultra HD
Blu-ray
Blu-ray
Ultra HD
Blu-ray
The icon changes depending on
the playback media.
e.g., Ultra HD Blu-ray