Super thanks again for all your work !

I wanted to do update on CLD-D925, when I pushed submit I got a long message (looked like the full dB entry for this player)

There is a check for : "This PAL Player can only play Analog soundtrack" => I would remove the word "only" as you have "This player can play Digital Audio soundtrack" and in case of CLD-D925 it can play both analog and digital PAL discs, so if you check them both it is ok, in case of CLD-1950, you dont check the first one.

With comb filter, could you add 3-line as option ?

Thanks for the updates
When I try to update I get the same

You're right... forgot one more.

Should be OK now!

Julien

Yes works perfect now

Pioneer CLD-3070

So this player is: Compatible with CX-encoded analog soundtrack and This player can play Digital Audio soundtrack

Will it play DTS or non CX analog audio discs?

I was filling out some details on my player and now I'm wondering what kind of a machine uses DB25 for 5.1 audio!

Both yes.

Any player with a digital audio capability will output the DTS soundtrack on the digital track as-is, the decoder/receiver will do the decoding.

CX can be turned off manually but usually the player will read the TOC and know that the disc is not CX encoded (ex: multi-audio or very old releases).

Everything is described in https://www.lddb.com/help/sound/

Julien

Just need to be clearer on the main page otherwise these new members will be lost in the woods yet again.
They barely have a grasp on how to use yellow video cables since there is no HDMI on Laserdisc players.

CX can be turned off manually but usually the player will read the TOC and know that the disc is not CX encoded (ex: multi-audio or very old releases).

Just as an FYI, I'm pretty sure the CX flag is not related to TOC since many of the discs I own lack the TOC coding but will control when CX is activated or not.

Tha DA/CX button on the 900's remote will switch the CX on and off if it doesn't have the auto CX coding, and most discs do. The onscreen display will show CX ON/Off. It's the same for your pioneer, the DA button will switch it on and off, again, only if it doesn't have auto switching. If you play an old Non CX disc with CX on, you will get audio level changes constantly as the CX tries to decode audio that wasnt encoded. Once minutes/seconds were added to discs, so was auto CX switching. It can't be over ridden on anything but the early top loading players. The instructions on how to activate CX are in the manuals.

Not sure how it actually works but it appears that Disclord mentioned how it was implemented.....