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“Sound” advanced settings, Note, [Sound mode] settings, [Sound customization], [Volume level]

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You can also change the [Sound mode] via the Quick Settings while watching TV. For more details, refer to Using the Quick Settings. [28] Getting Started | Basic Operations | Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences "Sound" advanced settings This page introduces various settings for the features you can configure in [ Sound]. Note The actual display may vary or some settings may not be available depending on your model/country/region, TV settings, and the connected device. [Sound mode] settings Setting Description Standard Optimize sound quality for general content. Dialog Suitable for spoken dialog. Cinema Optimize surround sound suitable for movies. Music Lets you experience dynamic and clear sound, like that of a concert. Sports Simulates the larger space of a stadium or other venue. Dolby Audio Output sound processed by Dolby acoustic technology. [Sound customization] Setting Description Surround Virtually reproduce realistic surround sound. Surround effect Adjust the surround sound effect. Equalizer Adjust sound based on different frequencies. Voice Zoom Emphasize voice. Dialog enhancer Emphasize voice when [Sound mode] is set to [Dolby Audio]. [Volume level] Setting Volume offset Dolby Dynamic Range MPEG audio level HE AAC Dynamic Range HE AAC audio level Description Adjust the sound level of the current input relative to other inputs. Compensates for audio level difference between channels (only for Dolby Digital audio). Adjusts MPEG audio sound level. Compensates for audio level difference between channels (only for HE AAC audio). Adjusts HE AAC audio sound level. Related topics

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You can also change the [Sound mode] via the Quick Settings while watching TV. For more
details, refer to Using the
Quick Settings
.
[28] Getting Started | Basic Operations | Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences
“Sound” advanced settings
This page introduces various settings for the features you can configure in [ Sound].
Note
The actual display may vary or some settings may not be available depending on your
model/country/region, TV settings, and the connected device.
[Sound mode] settings
Setting
Description
Standard
Optimize sound quality for general content.
Dialog
Suitable for spoken dialog.
Cinema
Optimize surround sound suitable for movies.
Music
Lets you experience dynamic and clear sound, like that of a concert.
Sports
Simulates the larger space of a stadium or other venue.
Dolby Audio
Output sound processed by Dolby acoustic technology.
[Sound customization]
Setting
Description
Surround
Virtually reproduce realistic surround sound.
Surround effect
Adjust the surround sound effect.
Equalizer
Adjust sound based on different frequencies.
Voice Zoom
Emphasize voice.
Dialog enhancer
Emphasize voice when [Sound mode] is set to [Dolby Audio].
[Volume level]
Setting
Description
Volume offset
Adjust the sound level of the current input relative to other inputs.
Dolby Dynamic Range
Compensates for audio level difference between channels (only for Dolby Digital
audio).
MPEG audio level
Adjusts MPEG audio sound level.
HE AAC Dynamic
Range
Compensates for audio level difference between channels (only for HE AAC audio).
HE AAC audio level
Adjusts HE AAC audio sound level.
Related topics