Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Avant - Technical Sound Guide - Manual (Page 8)

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Setup: Sound: Sound Modes: PRESETNAME: Fader B/F
The Fader Back / Front setting can be
used to re-direct input signals to
different output channels in your
loudspeaker configuration. For example,
setting the Fader B/F all the way to the
left on the display will result in signals
being directed only to the speakers in
your configuration that have a Speaker
Role in the rear (i.e. Left Surround, Right
Back etc.)
Note that, if you do not have a surround
configuration of loudspeakers (i.e. if you
have only a Front Left & Front Right
loudspeaker in your current Speaker
Group) then the Fader B/F setting will
not operate correctly and should be set
to the middle position (the factory
default setting).
Setup: Sound: Sound Modes: PRESETNAME: Dynamics Control
The Dynamics Control can be used to
reduce the dynamic range of audio
signals. This will reduce the difference in
level between the quietest and loudest
portions of the music – in other words, it
makes quiet sounds louder and loud
sounds quieter. Consequently, it is
designed primarily for a ‘night listening’
situation where it is desirable to reduce
peaks in the signal to avoid waking
family members, while still allowing you
to hear the quieter moments in the
music or movie. This setting can also be
used for a ‘party’ setting where it is
desirable to play music at a more
constantly loud level.
More detailed settings for the Dynamics
Control can be changed in the menu
page accessed by selecting Advanced
Settings: Dynamics Control. Note that, if the Dynamics Control is set
to OFF in the Advanced Settings, then
turning the Dynamics Control ON in this
menu will have no effect on the signal.
Similarly, if, in the Advanced Settings,
the Compression is set to Medium or
Maximum, but the Dynamics Control in
the basic menu is turned off, then no
dynamic range control will be applied to
the audio signals.
Options: ON / OFF.
Setup: Sound: Sound Modes: PRESETNAME: Balance L/R
The Balance Left / Right setting can be
used to re-direct input signals to
different output channels in your
loudspeaker configuration. For example,
setting the Balance L/R all the way to
the left on the display will result in
signals being directed only to the
loudspeakers in your configuration that
have a Speaker Role on the left (i.e. Left
Front, Left Surround, Left Front Height,
etc.)