Medion MD 81664, Manual

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Available surround sound formats
Dolby Digital 5.1
In the Dolby Digital sound format the audio material is stored digitally. In this instance, up
to five separate full-frequency audio channels (front left and front right, centre, rear left
and rear right) as well as an effect or depth channel (5.1) are controlled. Discs and media recorded in the
Dolby Digital format are marked with the trademarks shown here.
Since each channel is completely independent, a realistic sound field is created, with a “three-dimensional”
audio effect.
Your DVD recorder can read this audio data and sends it to the digital outputs ("DIGITAL OUT") for
decoding.
dts (Digital Theatre Systems)
The dts abbreviation refers to a sound format in which up to six (5.1) separate channels are
stored on a disc or other type of audio medium. Discs and media recorded in the dts format
are marked with the trademarks shown here.
Your DVD recorder can read this audio data and sends it to the digital outputs ("DIGITAL OUT") for
decoding.