The initial setup menu 13, Audio out settings – Pioneer PRV-9200 User Manual

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DV Input

• Default setting:

Stereo1

You need to set this if you have a camcorder using 32kHz/
12-bit sound connected to the front panel

DV IN/OUT jack.

Some digital camcorders have two stereo tracks for
audio. One is recorded at the time of shooting; the other
is for overdubbing after shooting.

On the

Stereo1 setting, the sound that was recorded

while shooting is used. On the

Stereo2 setting, the

overdubbed sound is used. You can also choose a

Mix

setting of 25%, 50% or 75% for the Stereo 1 with a
corresponding Stereo 2 setting of 75%, 50% or 25%.

Input Level (L1 / L2 / L3)

• Default setting:

0dB

You can adjust the gain of the audio from each external
input individually, from

–6dB to +6dB in steps of 3 dB to

optimize the recorded audio level.

Audio Out settings

Digital Out

• Default setting:

If at any time you need to switch off the digital audio
output, set this to

Off, otherwise leave it On.

Note

• When set to

Off, all the other Audio Out settings are

grayed out and can’t be set.

Dolby Digital Out

You only need to make this setting if you connected this
recorder to an AV amp/receiver (or other component) using
the digital output.

• Default setting:

Dolby Digital

If your AV amp/receiver (or other connected component)
is Dolby Digital compatible, set to

Dolby Digital,

otherwise set to

Dolby Digital

PCM. Check the

manual that came with the connected component if
you’re unsure whether it is Dolby Digital compatible.

DTS Out

You only need to make this setting if you connected this
recorder to an AV amp/receiver (or other component) using
the digital output.

• Default setting:

If your AV amp/receiver (or other connected component)
has a built-in DTS decoder, set to

On, otherwise set to

Off. Check the manual that came with the connected
component if you’re unsure whether it is DTS
compatible.

Important

• If you set to

On with a non-DTS compatible amp/

receiver, noise will be output when you play a DTS
disc.

• When set to

On, there is no analog audio output

when playing a DTS DVD-Video disc.

• When playing a DTS audio CD (even when

DTS Out

Off), noise is output from the analog outputs. Do

not play this through your amplifier and speakers.