Just had this player delivered today!!! Watched this whole video while setting up and probably the most mundane, boring, put me to sleep video I could have absolutely needed!!! Absolutely fantastic!!! Great job and I hope you keep the content coming. My first Demo will be Ready Player One 🎥 🍿 🔊🔊 setup with 65" LGG2, 7.4.4 surround system, Denon, Emotiva, SVS and now Panasonic 🔥 Thank you again from Detroit, Michigan

and for owners of a real TV , like the 9th generation KURO select RGB (standard ) as your colour space in your player AND your TV - per D-nice at avsforum

Have you done dirac live with your new A1H? And NAD has a target curve you could upload aswell. I found the NAD target to work superb with music and storm woth movies.

@hdmoviesource I measured the distance to the center speaker using a laser meter, then using signals generated from REW, I determined the distances to L and R. There were still detected distance difference on the order of several millimeters. From what I saw, the distance resolution in Audyssey distance is an inch. Thanks to the fact that these two speakers are floor-standing, I additionally changed their actual distance so that the distance analysis from REW showed me exactly 0. Then I remeasured using the Atmos test signals you use, and unfortunately it turned out that L and R are not perfectly matched again. So I have a question for you, in terms of matching speaker distances, which measurement method is more reliable, swipes from REW, or swipes from Atmos mp4 files? P.S. And two more things since I’m writing to you, I found a very cheap and tiny laser with a pipe mount that fits perfectly on the narrower part of the UMIK-1 microphone. I think thanks to this, we will be able to aim the microphone at the speaker much better than you showed. I haven’t tested yet whether attaching the laser affects the measurements. I paid less than 6 dollars. The second thing is that when you set the distance to the speaker using MultEQ-X, loading all the settings into the amplifier takes a lot of time. I think the process could be sped up by setting the next distances to test in the web interface of the amplifier and only after determining the final distance, setting it in MultEQ-X so that it is remembered in your calibration files.

Im suprised you werent bothered by the sanus stand reflections. In the video, i think the reflections from the sanus mount metal surface is bigger of a "immersion ruiner" experience for me atleast. Definitely fixable, take a roll of triple black velvet over it to cover it. I think you should also velvet your side walls, until the distances you sit at, if possible. So velvet side walls infront of you, back of you and side walls behind your head doesnt matter. Same to ceiling. Also, you could do the electrical tape as people mentioned, but yeah that silver bezel sucks... The velvet behind the TV, do you feel its better in a curtain style like that, or if it was flat. You probably have windows back there, so you cant choose, it has to be curtain style, but if it was a wall, would you be better off straight velvet with the TV wall mounted on the wall to avoid all possible reflections and feel like looking into the void?

So the AVR sub trim ended up at -10db and what was the volume on the sub at the end?

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Would the settings be similar for the DP-UB150-K?

While I did enjoy your video, I really appreciated that someone could have much worse OCD than me.

If you consider the age change of perceived loudness wouldn't the upper end roll-off of the house curve be suitable only for young people?

I wonder if going to the more expensive Dirac Live would save time in the long run?

Take a look at Misery 1990 4k bluray, the bitrate is 104.8 that's insane. Also one of my favorite movies as well

How do you get this damned player to stop reformatting 4:3 content to whatever hybrid zooming it does, from NAS streamed files?

This is a phenomenal video. I keep rewatching the video and replaying certain elements to understand it better. One quick question what did you set the crossovers to before you start the calibration? I'm aware you set the sub to -10 and LPF to 120Hz but can't seem to find what you set the crossovers to eg. 250Hz???

Hello Carl, don´t get me wrong but do you control the mic from the denon, with messuring with the umik 2 ? Uncalibrated to calibrated.... maybe the umik 2 has a more accurate look on 10k and above. Like your videos 😊

Multeq-x is an absolute gem if you are into fine tuning. I would not own a Denon/Marantz receiver without including this.

I really prefer clicking "level phase at cursor". It removes the same amount of delay from each measurement while using the tool. Further, i prefer to manually adjust the sliders and polarity. Checking impulse mainly as a sanity check. Or to get it close before perfecting phase alignment.

Hey there should be a Testament where i can find iff my dolby vision is player led(LLDv) or Tv-LED. Is that scene where i get a Red X iff its player-led. Where i can find it on the disc? I cant find it🥲

MultEQ-X Dynamic EQ Future Improvements Wishlist 1 : Ability to set a custom Dynamic EQ operating range... 20Hz - 80Hz 20Hz - 120Hz 20Hz - 250Hz 20Hz - 500Hz Dynamic EQ won't make any adjustments above these respective cut-off points. 2 : Ability to disable Dynamic EQ volume boosting of surround channels... Automatic Surround Volume Adjustment | OFF Automatic Surround Volume Adjustment | ON 3 : Ability to have more granular control of the Dynamic EQ offset... -1dB -2dB -3dB -4dB -5dB -6dB -7dB -8dB -9dB -10dB -11dB -12dB -13dB -14dB -15dB Instead of just -5dB -10dB -15dB Really enjoy the videos, very informative; keep up the good work! 👍

Another great video 👌💯👍😇