Technika BRSS10 - Manual (Page 30)

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SYSTEM SETTINGS - AUDIO CATEGORY
The audio category settings change the way in which the
sound of your player is set up.
To check the current audio settings:
Navigate to the Audio category of the Settings Menu. •
A window will open which will display the current audio
settings.
PCM Downsampling:
This setting sets up the digital audio output (SPDIF) to
match an AV surround decoder or digital amplifier that
you may have connected.
There are 3 settings available -
Off. Choose this setting if you are not using the •
digital audio output connection.
96kHz. Choose 96kHz if you have connected the
•
digital audio output to an AV surround decoder
that is compatible with a 96k digital source.
48kHz. Choose 48kHz if you have connected the
•
digital audio output to an AV surround decoder
that is not compatible with a 96k digital source.
In this case, any 96k audio programs will be
downsampled to 48k.
Digital Output:
The Digital Output setting enables you to match your
player correctly to the audio system in your TV or AV
surround decoder.
Choose PCM if your audio plays through a two •
channel stereo TV or audio system.
Choose Bitstream HD if your AV system includes
•
an advanced surround decoder with features such
as Dolby TrueHD.
Choose Bitstream Legacy if your AV system
•
includes a surround decoder, but this does not
feature Dolby TrueHD.
Choose Bitstream Mixed to mix the multi-channel
•
sound into two channels. This setting is correct
if your system includes a multi-channel TV or AV
surround decoder featuring Dolby Pro Logic or a
similar decoding system.
NOTE: PiP audio and effects audio are not available
when the Bitstream HD or Bitstream Legacy settings are
selected.
To change settings in the audio category, press the • P
button.
The audio settings edit window will open.
You can now edit the audio settings.
Dynamic Range Control:
Switching on the Dynamic Range Control setting will
enhance low level sounds and reduce the volume of high
level sounds. This may be helpful when listening at low
volumes or late at night.
NOTE: The Dynamic Range Control setting is only active
when a movie encoded with Dolby Digital is playing.