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Features, Default Setting, Options, Effect, Important note

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ADJUSTMENTS TO THE PERFORMANCE Svenska Nederlands FItralniaçnaois DEsepuatsñcohl English Features Default Setting (Options) Effect Mono Decoding Available only if Audio Processing is set to Adjustable in the Audio System menu. (Not available on CD or FM·AM.) Off When one-channel (mono) is the audio input, this mono signal is sent to both speakers. (On) Processes the signal from one-channel (mono) audio input (if it is detected) for right and left channel output. Audio 1 + 1 Available only if a dual mono signal is detected on a video CD or digital broadcast. 1 (2, Both) Allows you to decode and play bilingual audio from a VCD or single-channel digital broadcast. When the digital audio content is on two channels, each channel carries a unique mono soundtrack (1 + 1). Changing this setting allows you to hear the audio on mono channel 2, or both mono channels at the same time. Video Resolution Adjustable only for a TV connected by HDMI AND only if the DVD Image setting in the System menu is Modified. _____* Default (1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480/576p, 480/576i) Your 3•2•1® system sets its DVD video resolution to match the default that is communicated to it by the TV. You can experiment with other settings to see which one provides the best picture. HDTVs can accept different resolutions as input, and in some cases the highest number does not result in the best picture. Important note: When you change resolution, your TV screen takes several seconds to make the transition. Allow for this adjustment before pressing other buttons. 56

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A
DJUSTMENTS
TO
THE
PERFORMANCE
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Deutsch
Nederlands
English
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Español
Mono Decoding
Available only if Audio
Processing is set to
Adjustable in the
Audio System menu.
(Not available
on CD or FM AM.)
Off
(On)
When one-channel (mono) is the audio input, this mono signal is sent to both
speakers.
Processes the signal from one-channel (mono) audio input (if it is detected)
for right and left channel output.
Audio 1 + 1
Available only if a dual
mono signal is detected
on a video CD or digital
broadcast.
1
(2, Both)
Allows you to decode and play bilingual audio from a VCD or single-channel
digital broadcast.
When the digital audio content is on two channels, each channel carries a
unique mono soundtrack (1 + 1).
Changing this setting allows you to hear the audio on mono channel 2, or
both mono channels at the same time.
Video Resolution
Adjustable only for a
TV connected by HDMI
AND only if the DVD
Image setting in the
System menu is
Modified.
_____* Default
(1080p, 1080i, 720p,
480/576p, 480/576i)
Your 3•2•1
®
system sets its DVD video resolution to match the default that is
communicated to it by the TV. You can experiment with other settings to see
which one provides the best picture.
HDTVs can accept different resolutions as input, and in some cases the high-
est number does not result in the best picture.
Important note:
When you change resolution, your TV screen takes several
seconds to make the transition. Allow for this adjustment before pressing
other buttons.
Features
Default Setting
(Options)
Effect