What is Dolby Dynamic Range or dynamic range, and how do I adjust this setting?

Dolby Dynamic Range or dynamic range is a setting that allows you to select one of the following two options:

• Standard: A setting that faithfully reproduces the preset original volume level for the relevant content. This mode takes the widest dynamic range (the difference between the quietest and loudest sounds). Because signals are played back directly, quiet signals remain quiet and loud signals remain loud.
• Compressed: A setting that adjusts and reproduces the volume level difference with other content. This mode compresses the volume difference and increases the overall volume. The audio is easier to hear, regardless of the dynamic range of the sound source.

Notes:

• For models released in 2024: This setting affects Dolby Audio and HE-AAC audio contents.
• For models released in 2023 or before: This setting affects Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, and Dolby AC-4 sound sources.

Follow the steps below to set Dolby Dynamic Range or dynamic range on your TV:

1. Open the Settings screen. How to access Settings
   • If the remote control has a Quick Settings ( or ) button, press the Quick Settings button and select Settings.
   • If the remote control does not have a Quick Settings ( or ) button, press the HOME button and select Settings.
2. The next steps will depend on your TV menu options:
   • Select Display & Sound → Picture & Sound → Sound (xxx) → Dynamic range settings → Dynamic Range (current input) → Standard or Compressed.
     Note: The Sound (xxx) options differ depending on the output device or region. For example, Sound (TV speakers) or Sound (Audio system).
   • Select Display & Sound → Sound → Volume level → Dolby Dynamic Range → Standard or Compressed.
   • Select Sound → Sound → Advanced settings → Input related → Dolby Dynamic Range → Standard or Compressed.