Philips DVD VIDEO/ SACD PLAYER DVP900SA/00_A - Manual (Page 32)

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TIPS: To return to the previous menu, press
1.
To remove the menu, press SYSTEM MENU .
Sound
Use ← or → to select other options, ↓ to enter the submenu,
RETURN to leave the menu.
Sound Features
Night Mode
CD Upsample
Analog Output
Preferences
ClearVoice
Night Mode
High volume outputs are softened,
enabling you to watch your favorite action
movie without disturbing others.
➜
On – The dynamics of your sound
output are optimized.
➜ Off – To enjoy the surround sound
with its full dynamic range.
Analog Output
Allows you to set the stereo analog
output of your DVD Player.
➜
Stereo – Select this to change channel
output to stereo that delivers sound from
only the two front speakers and
subwoofer.
DVD Menu Options
➜
Dolby Surround-compatible – Use
this option when your DVD Player’s
AUDIO OUT jacks are connected to a
Dolby Pro Logic decoder.
➜
3D Sound – 3D Sound provides a
virtual surround sound experience using
just two speakers. Use this option
connecting directly to a TV or stereo.
➜
Multi-channel – Select this to enable
Multi-channel output. Dolby Pro Logic 2
will be activated if a 2channel recorded
disc is being played back.
Helpful Hints:
–
Multi-channel and downmixed stereo
output are not available simultaneously.
–
You can also use SOUND MODE
button to select this options.
CD Up-sampling
Allows you to convert your music CD
from 44.1kHz/16 bit to various higher
sampling rate for superior sound quality.
➜
Use 1 2 to select the following option;
{88.2kHz, DSD, OFF}.
Helpful hints:
– CD Up-sampling will be disabled when
{MULTICHANNEL} is selected.
–
You can also use AUDIO button to
select this options.
Clear Voice
Increases the volume of dialog for easy
listening at night. This function is only
available for certain multi-channel discs.
➜
Use 3 4 to select the {ON or OFF}.
Content Mode
This setting allows you to select the
optimum of video output to maximise the
video quality.
➜
Video – Select this to have a more
stable and less of an action of video
content.
➜ Film – Film mode is adapted best for
movies.
➜
Auto – The video output will be in
accordance with the video contents for
most disc.
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