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X-Reality™ for mobile Sony's X-Reality™ for mobile technology improves the viewing quality of videos, giving you clearer, sharper and more natural images. X-Reality™ for mobile is turned on by default, but you can turn it off if you want to reduce battery consumption. To enable or disable X-Reality™ for mobile 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Display > Video image enhancement. 3 Tap the slider to enable or disable. Color gamut and contrast Professional, Standard, and Super-vivid modes enhance the color brightness and saturation of your photos and videos while you view them on your device. To apply an image enhancement mode 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Display > Color gamut and contrast. 3 Select an option. Enhancing the Sound Output You can enhance the sound of your device by manually enabling individual sound settings such as Equalizer and Surround sound. You can enable the Dynamic normalizer to minimize volume differences between songs or videos. You can also improve the quality of compressed music files to near high-resolution audio quality when you are using wired headphones. To Enhance the Sound Output Automatically 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Sound > Audio settings. 3 Enable the ClearAudio+ function by tapping the slider. To adjust the sound settings manually 1 From the Homescreen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Sound > Audio settings. 3 If the ClearAudio+ function is enabled, tap the slider to disable it. 4 Tap Sound effects > Equalizer. 5 To adjust the sound manually, drag the frequency band buttons. To choose a preset arrangement, tap , select an arrangement, then tap OK to confirm. The manual adjustment of sound output settings has no effect on voice communication applications. For example, there is no change in the voice call sound quality. To Minimize Volume Differences Using the Dynamic Normaliser 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Sound > Audio settings. 3 Disable the DSEE HX function by tapping the slider, if it is enabled. 4 Enable the Dynamic normalizer function by tapping the slider. To Upgrade the Quality of Compressed Music Files 1 From your Home screen, tap . 2 Find and tap Settings > Sound > Audio settings. 3 Enable the DSEE HX function by tapping the slider. This setting is only available for wired headphones that support High-Resolution Audio. 67 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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X-Reality™ for mobile
Sony's X-Reality™ for mobile technology improves the viewing quality of videos,
giving you clearer, sharper and more natural images. X-Reality™ for mobile is
turned on by default, but you can turn it
off
if you want to reduce battery
consumption.
To enable or disable X-Reality™ for mobile
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Display
>
Video image enhancement
.
3
Tap the slider to enable or disable.
Color gamut and contrast
Professional, Standard, and Super-vivid modes enhance the color brightness and
saturation of your photos and videos while you view them on your device.
To apply an image enhancement mode
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Display
>
Color gamut and contrast
.
3
Select an option.
Enhancing the Sound Output
You can enhance the sound of your device by manually enabling individual sound
settings such as Equalizer and Surround sound. You can enable the Dynamic
normalizer to minimize volume
differences
between songs or videos. You can also
improve the quality of compressed music
files
to near high-resolution audio
quality when you are using wired headphones.
To Enhance the Sound Output Automatically
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Sound
>
Audio settings
.
3
Enable the
ClearAudio+
function by tapping the slider.
To adjust the sound settings manually
1
From the Homescreen, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Sound
>
Audio settings
.
3
If the
ClearAudio+
function is enabled, tap the slider to disable it.
4
Tap
Sound
effects
>
Equalizer
.
5
To adjust the sound manually, drag the frequency band buttons. To choose a
preset arrangement, tap
, select an arrangement, then tap
OK
to
confirm.
The manual adjustment of sound output settings has no
effect
on voice communication
applications. For example, there is no change in the voice call sound quality.
To Minimize Volume
Differences
Using the Dynamic Normaliser
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Sound
>
Audio settings
.
3
Disable the
DSEE HX
function by tapping the slider, if it is enabled.
4
Enable the
Dynamic normalizer
function by tapping the slider.
To Upgrade the Quality of Compressed Music Files
1
From your
Home screen
, tap
.
2
Find and tap
Settings
>
Sound
>
Audio settings
.
3
Enable the
DSEE HX
function by tapping the slider.
This setting is only available for wired headphones that support High-Resolution Audio.
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