NAD T550DVD - Manual (Page 34)

Selecting Audio Output
Selecting Audio Output
If you have a audio system that has only 2 speakers
L/R input, you must change the setting of speaker
output, from Multichannel to Two channel.
PAGE 34 INITIAL SETUP OPERATION
Press the SET UP button, during stop mode.
Press to select Audio Output and press
to select “ PCM only” or “Stream/PCM”.
Press to select Speaker Output and
press to select “Multichannel” or Two
channel.
When you select the “Multichannel”, select
Center speaker, Surround speakers,
Subwoofer on or off.
Press to move the cursor to desired
speaker and press “ENTER” to toggle the
speaker output.
To exit SET UP menu
Press RETURN or SETUP button.
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Disc Audio
Rating
Audio Output
Disc Subtitle English
Disc Menu English
Change Password
Speaker Output
English
TV Aspect
TV Mode
Auto
FLT Brightness 100%
16:9 Wide
Two Channel
PCM only
Theatrical
Center Surround Subwoofer
Disc Audio
Rating
Audio Output
Disc Subtitle English
Disc Menu English
Change Password
Speaker Output
English
TV Aspect
TV Mode
Auto
FLT Brightness 100%
16:9 Wide
Two Channel
PCM only
Theatrical
Disc Audio
Rating
Audio Output
Disc Subtitle English
Disc Menu English
Change Password
Speaker Output
English
TV Aspect
TV Mode
Auto
FLT Brightness 100%
16:9 Wide
Multichannel
PCM only
Theatrical
At the SET UP screen
Each DVD disc has a variety of audio output options.
Set the player’s DIGITAL AUDIO output according to
the type of audio system you use.
If you have a receiver equipped with a Dolby Digital
Decoder, you can listen to Dolby Digital Sound using
the “Stream/PCM” setting.
OUTPUT
Stream/PCM PCM
PLAYBACK
DISC
96 kHz
LINEAR PCM
DVD
DTS DVD
DOLBY
DIGITAL DVD
MPEG DVD
Video CD
Audio CD
DTS Audio CD
PCM
DTS bit Stream
DOLBY DIGITAL
bit Stream
MPEG bit Stream
PCM
DTS bit Stream
PCM
DTS bit Stream
PCM
PCM
PCM
DTS bit Stream
Note
When connected through Digital Audio Output and
“PCM only” is selected at the Audio Output set-up,
Speaker Output should be set to “Two Channel”.
Otherwise, center and surround channels’ sound
will not be heard when playing discs recorded in
multichannel such as Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS.