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Version 1.612
On Screen Display
You can turn off the superimposed and momentary display of volume and input selection. Additionally, the on-
screen display transparency can be set to Low, Medium or High. The default value for the DMS-AV is Low.
Power and Volume
Here you set the behavior for when the DMS-AV is turned on.
Last Used
The unit will turn on at the volume level which it was last set
Preset
The unit turns on at a preset volume determined within Accelerator.
Detail and Edge Enhancement
Detail enhancement brings out the fine detail in scenes and is important for SD and HD material. For example,
it’s possible to see blades of grass, small details on jackets, and wrinkles on faces. Edge Enhancement brings
out the fine detail in the edges of objects, and is important for SD and HD material. When combined with
Noise Reduction and Advanced Scaling, DMS-AV Detail and Edge Enhancement can make regular DVDs
approach the quality of high-definition DVDs. In this setting, you are adjusting the default setting. The end-user
can still adjust detail and edge enhancement via their Total Control remote.
0 to -10
Softens the picture
0 to +10
Sharpens the picture
Mosquito Noise Reduction
Satellite and cable providers, as well as DVR recorders, compress the video signal to get the maximum content
into the smallest space. The DMS-AV delivers high-quality Mosquito Noise Reduction to remove the noise and
artifacts caused by this compression.
You can set the default setting, but the end-user can still adjust via their remote.
Off
No noise reduction
Low
Modest noise reduction, some softening of the picture.
High
Highest noise reduction, more visible softening of the picture.
PReP
Progressive Re-Processing (PReP®) is the industry’s first technology designed specifically to improve
progressive video signals by removing the artifacts caused by inferior interlaced-to-progressive conversion.
Video signals that originate in the interlaced format used by most broadcasters often suffer degradation when
the signal is converted to the progressive format required by digital displays. If this process is not done well, it
results in artifacts which will be amplified during scaling or other processing such as detail enhancement. The
patent-pending PReP technology addresses this problem be reverting the progressive video signal to its
original interlaced format so that it can be reconverted to progressive using the DMS-AVs state of the art
deinterlacer.
The DMS-AV has two available options for PReP – Auto and Off. Auto is the recommended setting for most
clients.
Programming DMS-AV in Accelerator
Program Menu: Step 8 DMS Setup/INPUTS/Configure (cont’d)
