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DENONLINK
• When connecting to a
DENON
LINK-compatible
AV
Amp, the multi-channel signals of DVD-Audio
discs, Super Audio
CDs,
etc.,
can
be
transferred
as
such
in
digital format.
• The DENON
LINK
connection requires the version of
AV
Amp to
be
connected to match the
DBP-
A100 version. Check the version of the
AV
Amp, and then
on
the
GUI
Menu, set "DENON
LINK
Setup" - "DENON LINK Mode"
((Fpage
28).
If
the
DBP-A
100 and
AV
Amp versions do not match, audio cannot
be
output correctly.
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Home Theater Playback - Playing
Back
Using Multi-channel
System-
DENON LINK Connection ® Making a Normal Connection
• DENON LINK supports digital transmission up
to
24 bit/2-ch at 192/176.4
kHz,
and up to 24 bit/6-ch
at 96
kHz
or less.
• When you have made a DENON LINK connection, the
DBP-A
100's speaker setting becomes invalid.
(Make the speaker setting
on
the connected
AV
Amp)
• DENON LINK 2nd cannot transmit multi/stereo
area
audio of a Super Audio
CD.
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DENON
LINK
does not support
BD
audio transmission.
DENON LINK Connection
CD
Making a Jitter-free Connection
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When you connect the
DBP-A
100 to a
DENON
LINK
4th compatible
AV
Amp using a DENON
LINK
cable and HDMI cable, during
BD
playback the
DBP-A
100's circuit operates
with
the
AV
Amp's master
clock signal. (The clock control indicator of the
DBP-A
100 lights.) This enables transmission of high-
quality digital audio with minimal jitter.
AVAmp
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-When
using DENON
LINK
4th functions, press the
(~)
and set to "HDMI On" .
• The jitter-free function does not work except during
BD
playback.
In
this case, the video signal
is
output from the HDMI
OUT
terminal, and the audio signal from the DENON
LINK
terminal.
DENONLINK
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Connecting to
an
AV Amp with No HDMI Video Input
• Check the video terminals
and
connect to one of them.
• When connecting using the component video outputs, press
~)
and set it to "HDMI Off".
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