Onkyo TX-NR545 - About DTS Signals

AboutDTSsignals
 WhenDTSprogrammaterialendsandtheDTSbitstreamstops,theunit
remainsinDTSlisteningmodeandthedtsindicatorremainson.Thisis
topreventnoisewhenyouusethepause,fastforward,orfastreverse
functiononyourplayer.IfyouswitchyourplayerfromDTStoPCM,you
maynothearanysoundbecausetheunitdoesnotswitchformats
immediately.Insuchcase,youshouldstopyourplayerforabout3or
moresecondsandthenresumeplayback.
 WithsomeCDandLDplayers,youwillnotbeabletoplaybackDTS
materialproperlyeventhoughyourplayerisconnectedtoadigitalinput
ontheunit.ThisisusuallybecausetheDTSbitstreamhasbeen
processed(e.g.,outputlevel,samplingrate,orfrequencyresponse
changed)andtheunitdoesnotrecognizeitasagenuineDTSsignal.In
suchcases,youmayhearnoise.
 WhenplayingDTSprogrammaterial,usingthepause,fastforward,or
fastreversefunctiononyourplayermayproduceashortaudiblenoise.
Thisisnotamalfunction.
Troubleshooting