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Configuring the TV Mode Setup, Table 7

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Chapter 7 Setup 7.4.1 Configuring the TV Mode Setup Select Setup > System Setup > TV Mode Setup to open the TV Mode Setup menu. Use this menu to configure the video output that the DMA sends to your television. Figure 14 Setup > System Setup > TV Mode Setup The following table describes the fields in this menu. Table 7 Setup > System Setup > TV Mode Setup LABEL DESCRIPTION Video Output Select S-VIDEO & CVBS if you connect to S-video or composite (AV) input on your television. Select P-SCAN YPbPr if you connect to YPbPr input on your television. TV System Aspect Ratio Select HDMI if you connect to HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) input on your television. Select your TV's type (NTSC or PAL). Select 4:3 LB or 4:3 PS for a 4:3 aspect ratio (standard-definition) television. Use LB (letterbox) to display wider aspect video with bars at the top and bottom of the screen. This shows a smaller version of the whole picture with its original shape. Use PS (pan and scan) to cut off the sides of wider aspect video and just show the center portion. This fills the whole screen with a larger picture, although the sides are missing. Use HDMI EDID Select 16:9 if you have a 16:9 aspect ratio (high-definition or widescreen) television. This option is available when the video output is set to HDMI. Select this to have the DMA get information about the TV's video capabilities from the TV itself. If you use this but it does not work, your TV may not be able to provide this information to the DMA. In this case disable this feature. DMA-2500 User's Guide 55

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Chapter 7 Setup
DMA-2500 User’s Guide
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7.4.1
Configuring the TV Mode Setup
Select
Setup > System Setup >
TV Mode Setup
to open the
TV Mode Setup
menu. Use this menu to configure the video output that the DMA sends to your
television.
Figure 14
Setup > System Setup > TV Mode Setup
The following table describes the fields in this menu.
Table 7
Setup > System Setup >
TV Mode Setup
LABEL
DESCRIPTION
Video Output
Select
S-VIDEO & CVBS
if you connect to S-video or composite (AV)
input on your television.
Select
P-SCAN YPbPr
if you connect to YPbPr input on your television.
Select
HDMI
if you connect to HDMI (High Definition Multimedia
Interface) input on your television.
TV System
Select your TV’s type (
NTSC
or
PAL
).
Aspect Ratio
Select
4:3 LB
or
4:3 PS
for a 4:3 aspect ratio (standard-definition)
television. Use
LB
(letterbox) to display wider aspect video with bars at
the top and bottom of the screen. This shows a smaller version of the
whole picture with its original shape. Use
PS
(pan and scan) to cut off
the sides of wider aspect video and just show the center portion. This
fills the whole screen with a larger picture, although the sides are
missing.
Select
16:9
if you have a 16:9 aspect ratio (high-definition or
widescreen) television.
Use HDMI
EDID
This option is available when the video output is set to HDMI. Select this
to have the DMA get information about the TV’s video capabilities from
the TV itself. If you use this but it does not work, your TV may not be
able to provide this information to the DMA. In this case disable this
feature.