Pioneer DV-AX10 Owner's Manual - Page 34
Improving the Audio Quality of DVD-Audio Discs Pure Audio Clock
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Adjusting Audio and Video Settings Switching the Playback Layer of Hybrid SACDs Expert 1 Audio2 Video Language General Audio DRC - Off Audio Out - 2 Channel Speaker Setting Gain Setting - Fix Hybrid SACD SACD CD Digital Direct - Compact Disc Pure Audio Clock - Off Move SETUP Exit Hybrid SACDs contain both SACD and CD audio on separate layers. This setting determines whether these discs are played as SACDs or as CDs. Settings: SACD (SACD layer is played.) (Factory setting) Compact Disc (CD layer is played.) Listening to Higher Quality CD Sound (CD Digital Direct) Expert 1 Audio2 Video Language General Audio DRC - Off Audio Out - 2 Channel Speaker Setting Gain Setting - Fix Hybrid SACD - SACD CD Digital Direct On Pure Audio Clock - OOffff Move SETUP Exit By setting the [CD Digital Direct] setting to "On", internal circuitry unrelated to CD playback can be bypassed to produce a higher quality CD sound. Settings: On (Bypass unnecessary circuitry for CD playback.) Off (Passes through the necessary circuitry for DTS CD playback.) (Factory setting) Note If this setting is set to "On" when a DTS CD is played back, noise is produced. Improving the Audio Quality of DVD-Audio Discs (Pure Audio Clock) Expert 1 Audio2 Video Language General Audio DRC - Off Audio Out - 2 Channel Speaker Setting Gain Setting - Fix Hybrid SACD - SACD CD Digital Direct - OOfnf Pure Audio Clock Off Move SETUP Exit DVD-Audio discs differ from other disc media in that they can be recorded with two different audio frequency systems, and these frequencies will switch in different playback conditions. Higher quality sound is achieved when the player automatically selects the 44.1 kHz (44.1 kHz/88.2 kHz/176.4 kHz) and 48 kHz (48 kHz/96 kHz/192 kHz) quartz-crystal oscillator in accordance with the sampling frequency of the source being played back. However, it is also possible to turn off the oscillator that is not being used. When this is done, there is no interference from the unused oscillator and degradation of sound quality can be prevented. Settings: On (Select to have the unused oscillator turned off.) Off (Select to keep both oscillators on to be used as necessary. (Factory Setting) Note When the setting is set to "On", images may be disrupted for a moment due to frequency systems (44.1 kHz and 48 kHz) changes in the source being played back. 34 En