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21
Audio
Settings
Each
DVD
disc
has
a
variety
of
audio
output
options.
Set
the
Recorder's
Audio
Output
according
to
the
type
of
audio
system
you
use.
Dolby
Digital
/
DTS
/
MPEG
[Bitstream]:
Select
[Bitstream]
if
you
connect
the
DVD+VCR's
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
jack
to
an
amplifier
or
other
equipment
with
a
Dolby
Digital,
DTS
or
MPEG
decoder.
[PCM]
(for
Dolby
Digital
/
MPEG):
Select
when
connected
to
a
two-channel
digital
stereo
amplifi-
er.
DVDs
encoded
in
Dolby
Digital
or
MPEG
will
be
automatically
downmixed
to
two-channel
PCM
audio.
[OFF]
(for
DTS):
If
you
select
[OFF],
the
DTS
sig-
nal
is
not
output
through
the
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
jack.
Sampling
Freq.
(Frequency)
If
your
receiver
or
amplifier
is
NOT
capable
of
han-
dling
96
kHz
signals,
select
48
kHz.
When
this
choice
is
made,
this
unit
automatically
converts
any
96
kHz
signals
to
48
kHz
so
your
system
can
decode
them.
If
your
receiver
or
amplifier
is
capable
of
handling
96
kHz
signals,
select
96
kHz.
When
this
choice
is
made,
this
unit
passes
each
type
of
signal
through
without
any
further
processing.
Check
the
documentation
for
your
amplifier
to
verify
its
capabilities.
DRC
(Dynamic
Range
Control)
With
the
DVD
format,
you
can
hear
a
program's
soundtrack
in
the
most
accurate
and
realistic
presen-
tation
possible,
thanks
to
digital
audio
technology.
However,
you
may
wish
to
compress
the
dynamic
range
of
the
audio
output
(the
difference
between
the
loudest
sounds
and
the
quietest
ones).
This
allows
you
to
listen
to
a
movie
at
a
lower
volume
without
los-
ing
clarity
of
sound. Set
DRC
to
[ON]
for
this
effect.
Vocal
Set
Vocal
to
[ON]
only
when
a
multi-channel
karaoke
DVD
is
playing.
The
karaoke
channels
on
the
disc
will
mix
into
normal
stereo
sound.
Hookup and
Settings
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