McIntosh MVP881BR

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HDMI Settings
The HDMI MODE allows matching the requirements
of a wide variety of Digital Audio and Video Com-
ponents connected to the MVP881BR. The HDMI
MODE Push-button switches between the various
HDMI settings. Refer to the chart below along with
figures 50 and 51.
Note: When changes are made to the HDMI Mode
Setting or HDMI Res Setting it will take a few
moments before a picture returns.
HDMI MODE
HDMI Output 1 HDMI Output 2
Dual (default)
Video + Audio Video + Audio
Inde. (Independent)
Video + Audio
1
Video + Audio
1
AV P. Direct
Video Audio
HDMI 1
Video + Audio Off
HDMI 2
Off Video + Audio
HDMI Off
Off Off
1
When the HDMI Inde. (Independent) Mode is selected the Audio
Output is either Multichannel or two channel LPCM dependent on
the requirements of the component connected to the MVP881BR.
MVP881BR Audio/Video Settings and
Adjustments
The HDMI RES (Resolution) allows matching the
MVP881BR Digital Video Output to the requirements
of the TV/Monitor connected to it. The HDMI RES
Push-button switches between the various HDMI set-
tings. Refer to the chart below along with figures 50
and 51.
HDMI RES Video Signal Resolution
Auto (default) Matches the native resolution of the TV/Moni-
tor
Source Direct Resolution determined by Video Disc or SD
Card
480/576i Resolution output is xed at 480/576i
480/576P Resolution output is xed at 480/576P
720P Resolution output is xed at 720P
1080i Resolution output is xed at 1080i
1080P Resolution output is xed at 1080P
1080P24
2
Resolution output is xed at 1080P24
2
When the HDMI Res is set to 1080P at 24 frames per second, video
material not recorded at 24 frames may not appear proper when there
is movement in the picture.
Video Adjustments
A MVP881BR option
allows the adjustment of
various video parameters,
not unlike the adjustments
on a TV/Monitor. These
custom adjustments can
be stored into one of five
memory locations. To
enter custom settings per-
form the following steps:
1. Press the PIC ADJ
(Picture Adjustment)
Push-button. Refer to
figure 52.
2 Use the Up or
Down Directional
Push-buttons to select
Memory 1 Location,
followed by pressing
the SELECT Push-
button to access the
Memory 1 Picture
Adjust 1 Settings.
Refer to Figure 53.
Figure 50
Figure 51