Magnetar UDP800, User Manual

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Set Menu Options
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HDR Setting
Choose a suitable mode for HDR images
Automatic (default) --- When both source contents and display equipment support HDR, there will be HDR
output. The player will automatically detect if HDR source content and TV set or
projector are compatible with HDR. If both conditions are satisfied, the player will
output HDR videos via the HDMI OUT (Main) port. Otherwise, SDR videos will be
output only.
HDR --- Enable the HDR function.
SDR
---
HDR source contents will be converted into SDR.
Dolby Vision Mode
Choose HDMI Dolby Vision output mode.
Automatic (default) --- When both source contents and display equipment support Dolby Vision, the player
will automatically choose the optimal output mode.
TV-dominated --- When the source contents are Dolby Vision and the display equipment supports the
(standard) Dolby Vision mode, choose this option, and the player will output the
(standard) Dolby Vision mode.
Player-dominated --- When the source contents are Dolby Vision and the display equipment supports the
(low-latency) Dolby Vision mode, choose this option, and the player will output the
(low-latency) Dolby Vision mode.
OFF
---
Ban outputting Dolby video signals.
Television System
Choose HDMI video signal output system
Automatic (default) --- The player automatically chooses a video signal output system based on the
source content.
NTSC --- Compulsorily output NTSC video signals.
PAL
---
Compulsorily output PAL video signals.
Color Space
Choose color space for HDMI output.
RGB Video Level --- Use RGB color space within a confined scope of [16-235] for HDMI outputs.
RGB PC Level
---
Use RGB color space within the full range of [0-255] for HDMI outputs.
YCbCr444 --- Use YCbCr444 color space for HDMI outputs.
YCbCr422 (default) --- Use YCbCr422 color space for HDMI outputs.
Color Depth
Choose color depth for HDMI outputs. Increase color depth so that color transition will be smoother and color
gradation will be more desirable.
Automatic (default)
---
The player automatically chooses the optimal color space based on the supporting
list of display equipment.
12 bits --- Use 12-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.
10 bits
---
Use 10-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.
8 bits --- Use 8-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.