D-Link DSM-520 Product Manual - Page 95

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DSM-520 User's Manual General The General option contains a submenu of four options: Setup Audio/Video Aspect ratio: The aspect ratio can be adjusted to match the capture settings of your video clips. Video Output: You can select the video output from this screen or by pressing the VIDEO OUT button on the remote control from any screen. The Composite setting should be selected for composite or S-Video connections. If component connectors are used, then the Component setting should be selected. HDMI must be selected before playing a video through the HDMI video connection. If you do not select the correct connection, the screen will have a blue tint. Display Resolution: If HDMI or Component is selected from Video Output, then the following five options will be made available: 480 Interlaced, 480 Progressive, 720 Progressive, 1080 Interlaced, and Auto Detection. If Composite is selected from Video Output, then the only option made available will be 480 Interlaced. Video Seek Mode: There are two options: FF/Rev and Jump. FF/Rev is the standard option. With Jump you can "jump" to a time within the video. Once you make a selection here, it will apply to all subsequent viewings until it is changed. Audio Output: The audio output can be modified from this screen or by pressing the AUDIO OUT button on the remote control from any screen. If you are playing audio that has been encoded in 5.1 surround, then the sound is in pass-through mode. This means that you cannot adjust the volume on the remote control or Mute the sound using the remote control. With 5.1 surround audio you must control the volume level from your digital tuner/receiver. D-Link Systems, Inc. 95

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DSM-520 User’s Manual
D-Link Systems, Inc.
Setup
Audio/Video
Aspect ratio:
The aspect ratio can be adjusted to match the capture settings of your video
clips.
Video Output:
You can select the video output
from this screen or by pressing the
VIDEO
OUT
button on the remote control from any
screen.
The
Composite
setting should be selected
for composite or S-Video connections. If
component connectors are used, then the
Component
setting should be selected.
HDMI
must be selected before playing a
video through the HDMI video connection.
If you do not select the correct connection,
the screen will have a blue tint.
Display Resolution:
If
HDMI
or
Component
is selected from
Video Output
, then the following
five options will be made available:
480 Interlaced
,
480 Progressive
,
720 Progressive
,
1080 Interlaced
, and
Auto Detection
. If
Composite
is selected from
Video Output
, then the
only option made available will be
480 Interlaced
.
Video Seek Mode:
There are two options:
FF/Rev
and
Jump
.
FF/Rev
is the standard option.
With
Jump
you can “jump” to a time within the video. Once you make a selection here, it
will apply to all subsequent viewings until it is changed.
Audio Output:
The audio output can be modified from this screen or by pressing the
AUDIO
OUT
button on the remote control from any screen.
If you are playing audio that has been encoded in 5.1 surround, then the sound is in
pass-through mode. This means that you cannot adjust the volume on the remote control
or Mute the sound using the remote control. With 5.1 surround audio you must control the
volume level from your digital tuner/receiver.
General
The General option contains a submenu of four options: