Vitek VT-4086 SR - Manual (Page 10)

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Audio Setup Page
The setup structure is as below: properly and try out the sound field balance.
Warning: Although the white noise is in lowvolume, please make sure
system master volume is adjusted to a low level before active the test
tone function to avoid any potential damage.
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Speaker Setup
SPDIE Setup
DIoby Digital Setup
Channel Delay
Equalizer
3D Processing
Dialog
When DOWNMIXoption is setto LT/RT or STEREO mode, adjustingthe
value ofthis item to control the volume of the player. Preset valueisO.
SPDIFOutput
This function is for user to select right SPDIF
Digital Audio output for external Audio decoder.
Press arrow buttons to select, and press PLAY/PAUSE button to confirm. The setup menu structure is as below:
Speaker setup page
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Downmlx STR Lt/RT
Stereo
VSURR
Off
Front Speaker LRG Large
Small
Center Speaker SML Large
Small
Off
Rear Speaker SML Large
Small
Off
Subwoofer On On
Off
Test Tone Off On
Off
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Downmlx
LT/RT: Selectthis option when the DVD player is connectto external
amplifier with Pro-Logic decoding function.
STEREO: Select this option when you want to use onlythe front-left
& front-right speakers with normal sound effect.
Surround: Select this option when you want to use onlythe front-left
& front-right speakers with Virtual Surround Sound effect
Off: Default setting, to output full decoded 5.1- channel surround
sound.
Central speaker
• Small: Default setting. To use the original satellite centre speaker.
• Large: Select this option onlywhen the DVD player is connected to
external amplifier with full range centre speaker.
• Off: Select thisoptiononlyif there is no centre speaker connected.
Rearspeaker
• Small: Default setting. To use the original satellite rear speakers.
• Large: Select this option onlywhen the DVD player is connected to
external amplifier with full range rear speakers.
• Off: Select thisoptiononlyif there is no rear speaker connected.
Subwoofer
• On: Default setting. To usetheoriginal activesubwooferspeaker.
• Off: Select this option only when the DVD player is connected to
external amplifier with full range front speakers and no subwoofer
speaker connected.
Test Tone
When test tone function is activated, the player will generate white noise
channel by channel for user to test, if the 5 satellite speakers positioned
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SPDIF Setup Page
SPDIFOutput RAW SPDIF/Off
SPDIF/RAW
SPDIF/PCM
PCM Channel L/R SPDIF L/R
SPDIF LS/RS
SPDIF C/LFE
LPCM Out 48K 48K
96K
SPDIF output
There are three SPDIF output modes: SPDIF/OFF, SPDIF/RAW, SPDIF/
PCM.
• SPDIF/OFF: Close up coaxial output.
• SPDIF/RAW: To output not decoded raw data for all audio source.
• SPDIF/PCM: To output decoded digital PCM data for all audio
sources.
PCM Channel
In the Manual SPDIF output setting mode, setthe SPDIF outputfor each
of the different source.
LPCM out
48 K: To selectthe highest SPDIF/PCM output sampling rateat48KHz.
Higher sampling rate audio source will be down sampled to 48 KHz or
lower rate.
96 K: To selectthe highest SPDIF/PCM output sampling rate at96KHz.
Down sampling function will not be implemented.
NOTE: Not all AV Receiver can support 96 KHz sampling rate.
Dolby Digital Setup
Front Speaker
• Large: Default setting, Selectthis option onlywhen the DVD player is
connected to external amplifier with full range front speakers.
• Small: To usethe original satellitefront speakers.
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Dual Mono STR Stereo
L-Mono
R-Mono
Mix-Mono
Dynamic
Dual Mono
Stereo: The player will output Left channel and Right channel audio.
L-mono: The player will output left channel audio only from the 2 front
channels.
R-mono: The player will output rightchannel audio onlyfrom the 2 front
channels.
Mix-mono: The player will output the average signal ofthe mixed Left
channel and Right channel audio from the 2 front channels.
Dynamic
This isto setup the Dynamic compression ration. Press rightarrow but­
ton to enter the setup column; adjust the rate ofthe dynamic range by
pressing up or down arrow button. Default setting is off.
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