Thanks for the answer. Does it mean that I should keep the limit of -
6dB to be able to play my DVDs on mine as well as other TV sets ?
How do you mix volumes if you are using premiere & encore ? What
formats are you using for audio? PCM, AC3, MPEG ?
> Well, I was just suggesting that on the hunch that your were
peaking above
> 0db, or for whatever reason, your particular output that was
giving you
> trouble was peaking above 0db.
> From my days at the TV station, I remember that digital 0db was
not the same
> as analog 0db. We consistently had to output around -12dB with
peaks
> at -6dB.
>
> Sure, you've lowered the volume. But television is rarely at 0dB
anyway.
> Have you ever watched a poorly made local commercial, late night
on cable,
> and the commercial feels like its 10x as loud as the show? Or it
distorts?
> This is usually because the editor peaked the levels up to 0dB.
>
> Just an opinion. Not set in stone. I reserve the right to be wrong
about a
> lot of this. :)
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