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The settings menu
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HDMI Output
Audio Language
Scart Output
Audio Output
Lip-Sync
Parental Control
Menu Transparency
Network Settings
Network Change Notifications
HDMI Output
Subtitles
Software Upgrade
First Time Install
576p
720p
1080i
1080p
Sun 13 Sep 21:00 Settings
This is the setting which controls the video
resolution when your set top box is connected
to your TV using a HDMI cable. You can choose
between 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p.
You should choose 720p if you have a first
generation HD Ready TV or 1080p if you have a
second generation full HD Ready TV. If you are
unsure of what HDMI video resolution your TV
can use, you should refer to the documentation
supplied with your TV or contact your retailer.
DON’T FORGET! If you have chosen a HDMI
video resolution and the picture no longer
shows on your TV, you have selected a
resolution which is too great for your TV.
You should connect the set top box to
your TV using a Scart cable. This will allow
you to choose a different setting before
reconnecting the HDMI cable.
DON’T FORGET! If you want to use the set
top box with a different TV, you may have
to choose another HDMI output setting. It
is recommended that you choose the 576p
setting before connecting the set top box
to another TV.
Audio output
Audio Language
Scart Output
Audio Output
Lip-Sync
Parental Control
Menu Transparency
Network Settings
Network Change Notifications
HDMI Output
Subtitles
Software Upgrade
First Time Install
Audio Output (SPDIF)
AC3
PCM
Audio Output (HDMI)
Stereo
Dolby
Sun 13 Sep 21:00 Settings
Audio Output (SPDIF) - This allows you to choose
the audio output settings for the SPDIF or optical
connection. If the set top box is connected
to a multi channel surround sound system,
you should choose AC3. If the set top box is
connected to a single channel sound system,
you should choose PCM.
Audio Output (HDMI)
- This allows you to choose
the audio output settings when the set top box
is connected to a surround sound system using
the HDMI cable. If your set top box is connected
to a Dolby D compatible surround sound
system, you should choose Dolby. If your sound
system cannot use Dolby D, choose
Stereo.
It is recommended that in all cases that
you choose the Auto setting. This setting
automatically switches between Dolby Digital
+ and Stereo depending on which signal is
currently being broadcast.
DON’T FORGET!
If you choose the Dolby
D setting when connected to a
incompatible sound system, no sound will
be heard.
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