Setup, Digital bypass, Dig out rate – Lexicon RV-8 User Manual

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Setup

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DIGITAL BYPASS

ON, OFF

Allows digital sources to bypass decoding for direct digital recording.
When ON is selected, the RV-8 passes digital input signals directly to
the Zone 2 digital audio output connectors, preserving the original
format of the input signal. This would be useful if you want to send a
multichannel-encoded signal to a second device for decoding. When
OFF is selected and the ZONE2 IN parameter is set to DIGITAL, Dolby
Digital and DTS sources will not be passed to the Zone 2 digital audio
outputs. When OFF is selected and a PCM source is present, the RV-8
will send the PCM audio to the Zone 2 digital audio output
connectors. If a Dolby Digital or DTS source is present and the
ZONE2 IN parameter is set to DMIX, a downmix of the source will be
sent to the Zone 2 digital audio output connectors.

DIG OUT RATE

96kHz, 88.2kHz, 48kHz, 44.1kHz

Controls the sample rate of analog input signals sent to the Zone 2
digital audio output connectors.

When a value is selected, the RV-8 runs the Zone 2 A/D converters at
the selected sample rate. It is recommended to set the DIG OUT RATE
parameter to the appropriate value when using a recording format
that operates on a single sample rate, such as CD-R format (44.1kHz).

Note:

DIG OUT RATE only affects analog input signals. It does not change the
sample rate of digital input signals, or downmixed signals.

RECORD

BLOCKED, ENABLED

Prevents recording device feedback loops. When BLOCKED is
selected, the RV-8 blocks the Zone 2 audio output connectors to
prevent feedback loops. However, the RV-8 still passes video input
signals to the Zone 2 video output connectors. When ENABLED is
selected, the RV-8 passes audio and video input signals to the Zone 2
audio and video output connectors.

INPUTS

SETUP

DVD1

ZONE2 ADVANCED

DIGITAL BYPASS

INPUTS

SETUP

DVD1

ZONE2 ADVANCED

DIG OUT RATE

INPUTS

SETUP

DVD1

ZONE2 ADVANCED

RECORD

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