Meridian Audio 568 - Manual (Page 98)

Configuring the digital surround processor using a computer
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Disabling this options prevents the source from appearing when
you press the Source key, or the corresponding source key on
the Meridian System Remote.
● If you want, you can change the name displayed when the
source is selected by editing the Name field.
The name can consist of up to five letters, digits, or the
characters space, full-stop, and minus. The name you specify is
shown in the list of sources followed by the Meridian System
Remote key used to select the source in brackets.
● In the Presets section specify the DSP preset you want to use
for each of the five alternative audio formats: PCM, Dolby
Digital, MPEG, DTS, or MLP.
Each drop-down menu gives the built-in and user-defined DSP
presets appropriate for that audio format.
● From the Audio input drop-down menu specify the digital or
analogue audio input you want to use for the source.
The Audio input option can be set to Last valid to leave the
input unchanged when you select the source. This allows you to
create a source that changes some other aspect of the current
source, such as its DSP preset, without changing the selected
input.
If you have specified a digital input for the main audio input:
● Specify the precision for the source by choosing an option
from the Precision drop-down menu.
All CDs and LaserDiscs are currently 16-bits. The 518 and 800
DVD/CD Player provide 24 bits. If in doubt choose 24-bit.
For analogue inputs the precision is automatically set to 24-bit.