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DVD System Menu Options (continued)
Audio Setup Page (underlined options are the factory default settings)
Analog Output This feature enables you to set the analog output to match your
DVD system’s playback capability.
{ Stereo } – Selects this to change the channel output to
stereo that delivers sound from only the
front speakers and subwoofer.
{ Multi-channel }– Selects this to enable surround sound output
from all speakers (except REAR CENTER)
and the subwoofer.
{ 6.1 Multi-channel }–Selects this to enable surround sound
output from all speakers and the subwoofer.
HDMI Audio For HDMI connections, you are able to select the HDMI audio
output selections. The available options will be displayed once
you have connected the HDMI device (see page 19).
It may take a while for the DVD system and the input
device to communicate and initialize.
{ Off } – Selects this to turn off HDMI audio output.
{ All } – Selects this if you have connected the DVD
system to a multi-channel decoder/receiver.
{ PCM Only } – Selects this only if your HDMI TV or receiver
is not capable of decoding multi-channel
audio.
Speaker Setup This feature allows you to optimize the sound according to your
surroundings and setup.
{ Speakers Volume } – Accesses the speakers level setup
menu. See “Step 5: Setting the speakers’
channels”.
{ Speakers Delay } – Accesses the speakers distance setup menu.
See “Step 5: Setting the speakers’ channels”.
CD Upsampling This feature enables you to convert your music CD to a higher
sampling rate using sophisticated digital signal processing for
better sound quality. If you have activated the CD upsampling
feature, the system will automatically switch to stereo mode.
{ Off } – Disables CD-upsampling.
{ 88.2 kHz (X2) } – Selects this to convert the sampling rate of
the CDs twice as high as the original rate.
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Note: If you press SURR. button on the remote control to select multi-
channel mode, it will disable the CD upsampling feature.
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