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Display and Sound
The DISPLAY menu enables you to choose the image format and the Info displays.
The Digital output line enables you to choose the type of sound assigned to the digital output.To reproduce the
sound of a movie theatre from the sound recorded on your Dolby Digital DVDs, connect a Dolby Digital
amplifier/decoder to the optical digital audio output jack and select the sound type in the Digital output line.
DISPLAY
In the Main menu select the Display line using or button and
confirm with ok.The DISPLAY menu is displayed.
TV Image line allows you to choose the image format.
The formats available are 4/3 Letterbox and 4/3 standard.
Info Display line, allows to display some information on the screen.
Using or button, tick the box.
When the box is checked,the following information is displayed on screen if it has been
enabled:Viewing angle,Next chapter,Previous chapter,Play mode.
AUDIO OUTPUT
Select the Digital output line from the Main menu using or
button then select the desired sound type.
Considering the device you connect to the digital audio output jack, choose
the type of sound that will be output by this jack.
Make your selection according to the type of disc and the type of sound you
want to output from the digital audio output jack and press ok to confirm.
Digital output according to the chosen options:
Digital output
Disc format
STOP Bitstream PCM
PCM No sound PCM PCM
Dolby Digital No sound
Dolby digital encoded
PCM
CD No sound PCM PCM
AUDIO FORMATS
Dolby Digital is a sound compression technique elaborated by Dolby
Laboratories for digital audio multichannel signals.The Dolby Digital
system supports any audio channel configuration, from stereo sound
(2 channels) up to the digital “surround”sound 5.1.
If you have a Dolby Surround amplifier/decoder, you can still gain the
benefits of surround sound,
- either with titles with Dolby Surround label
- or with DVD films whose sound has been recorded through Dolby Digital
5.1 channels.
In both cases,your Pro Logic decoder must be connected to the 2- channel
analog output of your TV/DVD set (see page 24 cinch audio outputs).
PCM
The linear PCM is a signal recording format used for CDs.
CDs are recorded in 44.1kHz /16bits.
DVDs are recorded in 48kHz / 16 bits, or even up to 96kHz / 24 bits.
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