Sony STR-DN1000 - Manual (Page 26)

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HDMI is the abbreviated name for High-
Definition Multimedia Interface. It is an
interface which transmits video and audio
signals in digital format.
Sony recommends that you connect
components to the receiver using an HDMI
cable.
With HDMI, you can easily enjoy both high
quality sound and high quality images.
However, it is necessary to connect
the audio output of the TV to the
audio input of the receiver using an
optical digital cord to listen to the
TV multi channel surround sound
broadcasting from the receiver.
By connecting Sony “BRAVIA” Sync
compatible components using HDMI cables,
““BRAVIA” Sync Features” makes
operations simpler (page 93).
Notes
• Be sure to change the factory setting of the HDMI
1–4 input button on the remote so that you can use
the button to control your components. For details,
see “Programming the remote” (page 117).
• You can also rename the HDMI input so that it can
be displayed on the receiver’s display. For details,
see “Naming the input (Name Input)” (page 49).
HDMI features
• A digital audio signals transmitted by HDMI
can be output from the speakers connected to
the receiver. This signal supports Dolby
Digital, DTS, and Linear PCM.
• The receiver can receive Multi Linear PCM
(up to 8 channels) with a sampling frequency
of 192 kHz or less with an HDMI
connection.
• Analog video signals input to the VIDEO
jack or COMPONENT VIDEO jacks can be
up-converted as HDMI signals. Audio
signals are not output from an HDMI OUT
jack when the image is converted.
• This receiver supports High Bitrate Audio
(DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby TrueHD),
Deep Color and x.v.Color transmission,
extended by HDMI version 1.3.
• This receiver supports the Control for HDMI
function. For details, see ““BRAVIA” Sync
Features” (page 93).
• HDMI 3 input has a better sound quality.
When you need a higher sound quality,
connect your component to the HDMI IN 3
(for AUDIO) jack and select HDMI 3 as
input.
Connecting components with
HDMI jacks