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Topic: CP65 BluRay Dolby Level
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Scott Norwood
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From: Boston, MA. USA (1774.21 miles northeast of Dallas)
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 09-11-2013 07:32 PM
Not sure about Blu-Ray, but, with the tape formats, the reference tones are typically at either -20dBFS or -12dBFS, with -20 being more common.
Realistically, though, video sound is all over the map, since most of this stuff (and especially the home-made disks) is not mixed for theatrical playback. I usually set things up by ear so that "normal" content plays somewhere between 6-7 on the fader and let the operator adjust for anything weird.
Alternatively, you could use a DMA8 (plus) to feed the digital output of the BR player into the external 6-channel input on the CP65, in which case 7.0 would be your reference level.
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