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User selectable DVD Recorder preferences
Eng
lish
DTS:
Set the DVD Record to process DTS (Digital Theater System) contents in PCM or Bitstream
mode. It is recommended that you select
Bitstream
mode when playing DVD movies that
supports DTS audio.
1 Select the ’
DTS
’ item from the ’Setup’ menu, and then press the
Right
button.
2 Press the
Up
or
Down
button to select ’
Bitstream
’ or ’
PCM
’.
3 Press the
OK
button to confirm.
MPEG:
Set the DVD Record to process MPEG contents in PCM or Bitstream mode. It is recommended
that you select
Bitstream
mode when playing DVD movies that supports MPEG audio.
1 Select the ’
MPEG
’ item from the ’Setup’ menu, and then press the
Right
button.
2 Press the
Up
or
Down
button to select ’
Bitstream
’ or ’
PCM
’.
3 Press the
OK
button to confirm.
Sampling Freq. (Frequency):
Select a sampling rate for the DVD Recorder when processing digital audio. The higher the
sampling frequency, the better the sound quality.
1 Select the ’
Sampling Freq.
’ item from the ’Setup’ menu, and then press the
Right
button.
2 Press the
Up
or
Down
button to select ’
48KHz
’ or ’
96KHz
’.
3 Press the
OK
button to confirm.
Vocal:
Vocal is a feature that works with karaoke DVDs. If this feature is set to ’
Off
’, the additional
vocal track on the karaoke DVD is not played. If it is set to ’
On
’, the vocal and music tracks are
played simultaneously.
1 Select the ’
Vocal
’ item from the ’Setup’ menu, and then press the
Right
button.
2 Press the
Up
or
Down
button to select ’
Off
’ or ’
On
’.
3 Press the
OK
button to confirm.
DRC:
DRC (Dynamic Range Compression) is a technique that reduces the range between loud and
soft sounds. This makes dialogue more audible, especially when listening at low volume levels.
1 Select the ’
DRC
’ item from the ’Setup’ menu, and then press the
Right
button.
2 Press the
Up
or
Down
button to select ’
Off
’ or ’
On
’.
3 Press the
OK
button to confirm.
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