• [Attenuate - AUDIO]
Distortion may occur when you listen to a
component connected to the AUDIO (AUDIO
IN LlR) jacks. You can prevent distortion by
reducing the input level on the unit. Distortion is
not a malfunction and will depend on the
component connected.
[On]: Attenuates the input level. The output
level is changed.
[Off]: Normal input level.
• [BD/DVD Audio Output]
The system cannot output multi-channel sound
from both the
HDMI
OUT
jack
and system's
speakers simultaneously. You can select the
output method.
[Speaker only]: Outputs multi-channel sound
from the
system's
speakers only.
[Speaker priority]: Outputs multi-channel sound
from the
system's
speakers and 2-channellinear
PCM
signals from the HDMI OUT jack.
[HDMI priority]: Outputs 2-channel stereo
sound from the
system's
speakers, and enables
sound output from the
HDMI
OUT
jack. Sound
format from the HDMI
OUT
jack
depends on
the connected component.
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• When you set [BDIDVD Audio Output] to [HDMI
priority], a confirmation message appears on the TV
screen. Press
+Of"
to select [OK] to complete the
setup.
• When you set [BDfDVD Audio Output] to [HDMI
priority], the SOUND MODE, DYNAMIC BASS,
NIGHT, "TONE," and "DEC. MODE" functions are
disabled.
• When the System Audio Control function (page 69)
is
activated, this setting may change automatically.
• [Sound Effect]
You can set the system's sound effects (SOUND
MODE,
DYNAMIC
BASS, NIGHT,
"TONE,"
and "DEC. MODE") to on/off.
[On]: Enables all
of
the
system's
sound effects.
The
upper limit
of
sampling frequency
is
set to
48kHz.
[Off]:
The
sound effects are disabled. Select this
when you do not want to set the upper limit
of
sampling frequency.
• [Speaker Settings]
To
obtain the best possible surround sound, set
the speakers. For details, see "Setting the
Speakers" (page 71).
• [Auto Calibration]
You can calibrate the appropriate settings
automatically.
For
details, see "Calibrating the
Appropriate Settings Automatically" (page 70).
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