Silvercrest SSR 1080 A1 - Manual (Page 28)

Digital HD Satellite Receiver SSR 1080 A1
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Second Audio
Select the audio language that you want to listen to for any
programmes being broadcast with multiple audio languages
(if available) whenever the first audio language is not
available. If none of the two preferred languages is available,
the programme's default audio language will be used.
Subtitle Language
Some programmes are broadcast with multilingual subtitles.
Select the desired language.
Teletext
Select the desired language for multilingual Teletext
contents.
TV System
To adjust the satellite receiver to the TV set.
Video Resolution
Here you can optimise the picture resolution for HDMI
output. Please note that the picture may disappear when
switching the resolution. For optimum resolution on a
modern flat-screen display we recommend using the
1080i_50 or 720p_50 setting. You can also choose from the
options "By Source" (depends on the channel) and "By
Native TV" (automatic adjustment to the TV set's
capabilities).
Aspect Mode
If your TV set has a 16:9 aspect ratio screen, select 16:9.
For 4:3 screens you can choose from the 4:3PS (Pan &
Scan) or 4:3LB (Letterbox) settings. Selecting Pan & Scan
will show all 16:9 programmes with no black bars at the top
and bottom of the picture. This will enlarge the overall
picture; however, the left and right picture borders will be
truncated. The Letterbox setting will display the entire
picture, but black bars will appear at the top and bottom
when programmes broadcast in 16:9 format are received.
Video Output
Sets the type of video signal to be used. The option RGB
guarantees a high colour accuracy and picture sharpness
through the separate transmission of the red, green and blue
colour channels. The HDMI option will offer the maximum
available picture quality.
Digital Audio Out
Here you set how the digital sound output via HDMI or
SPDIF should be processed. Select “LPCM Out” to code the
data with LPCM: or select "BS Out" if you want to send the
data as raw data (unprocessed) to your AV receiver.