FAQ

Does the DVP 5000S still process the image if I set the Darbee Level to zero? Would I
then get the same image that I would see if the DVP 5000S were not in the chain?
If you set the Darbee Level to zero, the DVP 5000S simply passes the input to the
output untouched, so, yes, you will then see the exact original image. In fact,
toggling the Darbeebutton on and off is an excellent way to compare the
effect of Darbee Visual Presence in-place on a single screen.
What are the differences between the HiDef, Gaming, and Full Pop Modes?
We give you Viewing Mode options so that you can choose the effect that
pleases you the most, given the broad video quality spectrum that you might
encounter, ranging from pristine BluRay down to low-resolution web videos.
HiDef Mode has the most refined and artifact-free output. Video purists say that
HiDef Mode with a Darbee Level below 60 improves even the best media rooms
-- it's set-and-forget.
Gaming Mode provides a stronger enhancement and fairly strong artifact
suppression. It's great for clean computer-generated video, such as games and
animated movies.
Full Pop Mode gives the strongest depth and realism, but you may see some
artifacts, especially on text.
Is the DVP 5000S HDMI 1.4 compatible?
The DVP 5000S is HDMI 1.4 compliant, and will work with 3D video. However, the
optional Audio Return Channel (ARC) and High-Speed Ethernet Channel (HEC)
have not been implemented in the current version.
Will the DVP 5000S work with HDMI 1.3?
Yes, HDMI 1.4 is fully backward-compatible with HDMI 1.3.
Is the DVP 5000S compatible with Audio Return Channel (ARC) or High-Speed
Ethernet Channel (HEC)?
Not in the current version.