Sky+HD DRX780, Руководство пользователя

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Changing the picture settings
When your Sky±HD box was installed, your engineer should have
set the picture settings at the right level to suit your equipment,
so we recommend you don’t adjust them here unless you find it
absolutely necessary.
Sky’s HD service uses two HD picture formats. The first, 1080i , brings
the number of rows in the frame up to 1080 — that’s over 500 more
than a standard PAL image. The other,
720p , shows 720 rows in each
frame and refreshes the screen at twice the rate of
1080i
.
In rare cases, your TV may be able to display only one of these formats.
Check your TV’s settings if you find the picture isn’t as sharp as it should
be. Otherwise, you can change your HD picture settings to find the ideal
resolution output.
You can change the resolution setting as follows:
1 Press services, scroll right and select Settings
then select
the
Picture
tab.
2 Highlight HD Resolution Output and use the left/right arrow to
choose from Automatic (this is the default and recommended
setting),
576
(which is for programmes other than HD only),
720p
and
1080i
.
3 Follow the instructions on screen to confirm the changes.
If your TV doesn’t display anything after you confirm the changes, the
new setting is incompatible with the TV. Restart your Sky±HD box as
follows to go back to the previous setting. Switch the box to standby
then wait at least 60 seconds before unplugging it from the mains
supply. After another 30 seconds, plug the box back in to the mains.
Wait another 60 seconds before turning the box back on again.
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