nakedfrog
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Correct.Originally posted by: zinfamous
is that one of the animated sequences that is already available in BD?
Originally posted by: zinfamous
One complaint I'd like to mention regarding modern sound-mixing: WTF are we always forced to turn the volume way the hell up for the duration of a film, or spend the entire time turning up for dialogue, and way the fuck down for the ridiculously loud and invasive explosions? I mean, the sound was great and all, but can't they mix the dialogue to a higher level so that our ears don't start bleeding from sudden and unexpected doors slamming or feet-through-walls and such?
I like the benefit of the HD sound tracks and everything, but I feel like a lot of these tracks these days are way too base-heavy, and just TFL for a decent viewing.
Many receivers offer a "late night" mode to compress the dynamic range, but it doesn't seem to be available for the PS3 input for some reason. I've been meaning to look into it. I had the same problem. But the reason they do it is because explosions are SUPPOSED to be loud