Release Notes
off), the affec
ted bar numbers appear in the session and maps, replacing the
Channel Labels. In the alarm status and error log, bar numbers are always shown
regardless of the input format.
Dolby Operation With
Option DDE
In the AUDIO d
isplay, with a Dolby Digital input and a nonexistent stream
selected, the downmix level bars continue to display levels instead of going to
Mute status. The other bars go to Mute status as expected.
For listening mode selections other than FULL or EX, clipping may
occur. For example, if the Dolby Digital input is 3/2 with full-scale test
tones and Stereo listening mode is selected, clipping will likely occur.
To avoid clipping, choose either compression mode, Dialnorm+Line or
Dialnorm+RF, in CONFIG > Audio Input/Outputs > D olby D (AC-3) Setup >
Dialnor
m&DynRng.
When in Channel Mode 2/2 and Phantom Listening Mode, the Surround
Sound di
splay (AUDIO tile) shows the Ls and Rs levels attenuated by 3 dB
instead of displaying at full amplitude for this channel mode/listening mode
combination.
When in Channel Mode 3/0 and 3-Stereo Listening Mode, the Surround
Sound display (AUDIO tile) shows the C level attenuated by 3 dB instead
of displaying at full amplitude for this channel mode/listening mode
combination.
The Dolby E/Dolby D igital decoder will pass through PCM audio at 48 kHz
frequencies or less. Audio frequencies above this will not pass through and
may cause noise or distortion on both the bars and the audio outputs. If PCM
aud
io at frequencies greater than 48 kHz is used, choose either AES A or
B as the input source.
Fo
r Dolby Digital (AC3) signals, the header in the Audio display may show
Channel Mode incorrectly. See the Dolby Status display for the correct
indication of Channel Mode.
Dual Link Mode
The ANC data display reports the incorrect line number for 50p, 59.94p, and
60p formats.
Embedded Audio Active
Bits (SD Only)
The Audio Active Bits field only reports up to 20 bits for SD.
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