T+A DVD 1240 R, Руководство пользователя

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Audio Setup menu
Analogue Output
With this option you can determine the sound output
format of the
DVD 1240 R (HD) when a disc is being
played.
Stereo
If you select this option, Dolby Digital and dts multi-
channel sound tracks are converted into STEREO
signals (Downmix), so that they can be reproduced
through two loudspeakers. Select this setting if you do
not have a
Centre loudspeaker connected to your
DVD 1240 R (HD) .
LT/RT
When this setting is chosen, multichannel soundtracks
are output as analogue surround signal (LT/RT). Use this
setting if an analogue surround decoder (Dolby ProLogic
Decoder) is connected to the ANALOG OUT analogue
audio output of the DVD 140 R.
V Surr (Virtual Surround)
If you select this option, the signal from 5.1 sources is
processed to generate a ‘virtual’ surround signal which,
when played back through a conventional stereo
amplifier, provides an artificial impression of spatial
sound in your living room.
 Note
The setup facilities LT/RT and V Surr (Virtual
Surround) are only available if the 'OFF' setting
is selected for CD upsampling (see next
column).
CD-Upsampling
In this menu point you can adjust the sampling rate which
is used when CD signals are upsampled before being
converted into analogue signals.
We recommend the ‘88.2 kHz’ setting.

If you wish to use multi-channel (LT/RT) or
Virtual Surround, the CD upsampling rate must
be set to 'OFF'.
If you do not wish to use these modes of
operation, you can also select 88.2 or 176.4 kHz
at this point; we recommend the ‘88.2 kHz’
setting.
Night mode
When night mode is switched on, sound is reproduced
with a reduced dynamic range.
The result is that loud passages are reproduced more
quietly. The ‘night mode’ is particularly useful when you
wish to avoid disturbing neighbours or other people in
your house with loud sound special effects in films.