Integra E5SF1UD - Manual (Page 15)

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HDMI Output Mode and Actual Output Signals
Press [Resolution] to change the resolution of the video signal being output from HDMI OUT jack. The video
resolution changes as follows every time [Resolution] is pressed.
Front Panel
Display
► ► ► ►
HDMI Video
Resolution
480
Progressive
720
Progressive
1080
Interlaced
1080
Progressive
1080
Progressive
24 frame
Copyright protection system
To play back the digital video images of a BD / DVD via an HDMI connection, it is necessary that both the unit and the TV
(or an AV receiver) support a copyright protection system called HDCP (high-bandwidth digital content protection
system). HDCP is copy protection technology that comprises data encryption and authentication of the connected AV
device. This unit supports HDCP. Please read the operating instructions of your TV (or AV receiver) for more information.
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Note
• When using HDCP-incompatible TV, the image will not be viewed properly.
• The audio signals from HDMI OUT jack (including the sampling frequency, the number of channels and bit length)
maybe limited by the device that is connected.
• Among the devices that support HDMI, some do not support audio output (e.g. projectors). In connections with
device such as this unit, audio signals are not output from HDMI OUT jack.
• Video and audio signals may be distorted temporarily when switching to / from the HDMI output mode.
• You can change the HDMI output mode with [Resolution] during playback as well. (This is not available during
BD /AVCHD playback.)
• You can also change the HDMI output mode from “HDMI Video Resolution” setting in “Video” menu. In this menu,
you can confirm what HDMI video resolutions are supported by connected TV. Refer to page 43.
• In order to get natural and high quality film reproduction of 24-frame film material, use an HDMI cable (High Speed
HDMI cable is recommended) and select “1080p24” if the connected TV is compatible with 1080p24 frame input. V
• If the disc contains 1080p24 frame material, 60-frame or 50-frame image will be output unless “1080p24” is selected.
• For AVCHD, 24-frame film material will be output as 60 frame, even if the connected device is compatible with
1080p24 frame input and “HDMI Video Resolution” is set to “1080p24”or “Auto”.
• If the video is not properly from HDMI OUT jack after you set the “HDMI Video Resolution” setting, change the
HDMI video resolution to the compatible resolution by pressing [Resolution] or press and hold [Play B] on the
front panel for more than 5 seconds to reset the setting.
• ”HDMI Deep Color” is available only when the display device is connected by HDMI cable and supports HDMI Deep Color.
• For “Auto” in “HDMI Deep Color”, using the High Speed HDMI cable is recommended.
HDMI Audio Setting
When using HDMI connections make “HDMI Audio Out” setting in “Audio” menu according to the specifications of the
device to be connected. Refer to page 45.
Device to be connected “HDMI Audio Out” setting Output HDMI audio signal
Device compatible with Dolby Digital,
Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS or
DTS-HD decoding HDMI Multi (Normal) Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby
TrueHD, DTS, or DTS-HD bitstream are
output from HDMI OUT jack. Make the
speaker settings on the connected AV
receiver, etc.
Device compatible with 3 or more
channels of audio inputs (not Dolby
Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby
TrueHD, DTS® or DTS-HD® compatible) HDMI Multi (LPCM) Multi-channel audio signals are output
from HDMI OUT jack. Make the speaker
settings with the speaker setting items
appear after you select “HDMI
Multi(LPCM)”. Refer to page 45.
Device compatible with 2-channel audio
input or device not compatible with
audio input HDMI 2ch Down-mixed 2-channel audio signals
are output from HDMI OUT jack.
HDMI connection to a TV and digital
audio connection (optical / coaxial) to an
AV receiver Audio Mute HDMI audio will be mute, and Dolby
Digital / DTS bitstream or LPCM will be
output from AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL
OPTICAL / COAXIAL) jacks depending on
“Digital Out” setting. Refer to page 46.
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