I was reading this about the BDP83 multi-analog output :

http://watershade.net/wmcclain/BDP-83-faq.html#what-are-the-proper-subwoofer-lfe-settings

The only exception to doing analog bass management in the player occurs with a few expensive receivers that can redigitize the analog inputs. In those cases, the user should set speakers to large and output levels to 0db, which allows the AVR to handle bass management.
The Oppo outputs analog LFE -10db when speakers are set to large and -15db when any speakers are set to small.
With analog, the user needs to apply the 10db or 15db boost in his receiver or at the sub itself. Unlike digital, where the AVR software applies the needed boost, most receivers do not do this by default with analog. It's up to the user to apply it himself.


With the G68 that redigitize the multi-analog input, i have set the speakers to large in the BDP83 setup, with the same 0db output level and 0 meters distance for all.

So, in this case, the SW output of the player is 10db lower than the FL/C/FR/SL/SR.
But, if my memory is correct, it is impossible to add level to the SW output in Mconfig. The software only allows to lower the SW level.

Is there a way to manage this +10db SW level with the G68 ? (without lowering the level of 5 other channels wink )

Serge.


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