Shaw HDDSR 600, Руководство пользователя

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Program Colouring [Full-Colour, Subtle] : Adjusts the colour style for program genres within
your guide. “Full-Colour” features a bright colour gradient whereas “Subtle” features a horizontal
colour bar on each program.
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Unsubscribed Channels [Show, Hide]: Choose to hide channels which are not included in your
current programming package. If set to “Show,” these channels will be greyed out within your
guide.
Channels on free preview will automatically appear in your Guide when available, and return
to grey when the free preview has ended.
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Caller ID Notifications [Enabled, Disabled] : If you have connected a phone line to your
receiver, you are able to enable or disable on-screen Caller ID Notifications. Note, caller ID
function is not available on the HDDSR 600.
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Prompt to Delete Recordings [If 80% Watched, Always, Never]: HDPVR 630 only. The
prompt to delete recordings setting determines whether you are automatically prompted to
delete a recording once it has been viewed and stopped (by pressing
STOP or once the
recording has automatically finished). You can set this to only prompt if more than 80% has
been viewed, to always prompt once
STOP is pressed or never be prompted.
Video Settings
The video settings menu is explained on page 2 .
Audio Settings
Audio Settings allows you to optimize the quality of sound that your HD receiver outputs. The following
settings may be available.
• Audio Compression [TV (Heavy), No Compression, HiFi (Light) : These settings change the
Audio Dynamic Range Control, which adjust the difference between loud and quiet sounds. If
you are connected directly to your TV for sound, “TV (Heavy)” is usually best. If connected to a
home theatre system, either “HiFi (Light)” or “No Compression” may be preferred.
• HDMI Audio [Auto, Pass Through, PCM] : These settings control the audio signal sent
through the HDMI cable. “Pass Through” will not perform any conversion. Note that some TVs
will not produce any audio in this mode. “PCM” converts all audio to the PCM format, which is
compatible with nearly all TVs. If “Auto” is selected, the receiver will query your TV as to its
preferred audio mode and adjust accordingly.
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Analog Audio [Surround, Mono, Stereo] : These settings control the Red and White stereo
audio outputs. “Surround” is usually optimal.
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