Peaq PBR210HC, User Manual

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AUDIO SETUP
PCM Downsampling: To set the player’s
digital output PCM sampling rate.
NOTE: Incorrectly setting the digital audio
output’s PCM sampling rate may result in
unpredictable audio playback.
Digital Output: To set the audio outputs.
This DVD player includes four kinds of audio
outputs:
1. PCM: Mixed digital audio sent over HDMI
in PCM (if supported by HDMI device)
and SPDIF in 2-channel PCM format.
2. Bitstream HD: Original bitstream from
disc is passed over HDMI and SPDIF
using highest quality possible. HDMI has
higher quality capabilities with advanced
audio codes like TrueHD and DTS-HD.
BD audio is limited to the soundtrack of
the main movie (i.e. no POP audio, no
audio effects).
3. Bitstream Legacy: Original bitstream
from disc is passed over HDMI and
SPDIF using legacy audio formats. BD
audio is limited to the soundtrack of the
main movie (i.e. no POP audio, no audio
effects).
4. Bitstream mixed: BD audio streams
are mixed and encoded into a single
bitstream. Primarily intended for
customers with SPDIF 5.1CH receivers
who want to enjoy mixed BD audio in
surround sound.
TV Aspect: Select display aspect ratio for
your TV screen. There are various types of
on-screen displays for different disc and TV
requirements.
NOTE: Setting the player for one of the 16:9
settings when connected to a 4:3 TV, or set-
ting the player for one of the 4:3 settings
when connected to a 16:9 TV will result in
unpredictable results. In the standard-defi-
nition (480i/576i/576p/480p) mode, the BD
player have 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratio. In the
high-definition (720p/1080i/1080p) mode,
the BD player have only 16:9 aspect ratio.
Film Mode (1080p24): Movies are recorded
on film at a rate of 24 pictures, or frames, per
second. Many of the movies on BD discs are
placed on the disc at this frame rate. How-
ever, not all TVs can display 24 progressive
frames/second of video. The UP/DOWN
menu keys can then be used to select Off or
On for 50 frames/second output format.
NOTE: Only the HDMI output of the player
is capable of supporting 1080p video output
at any frame rate. The component outputs
are limited to 1080i, regardless of the Film
Mode setting.
Deep Colour: To set the deep colour.
NOTE:
HDMI 1.3 supports 10-bit, 12-bit
and 16-bit (RGB or YCbCr) color depths
while 8-bit depths in previous versions. This
expands the colors displayed from millions
to billions, which is much more vivid than the
previous.