Additional Hdmi Settings - Motorola DCT3412 Installation Manual

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Additional HDMI Settings

If an HDMI TV or home theater receiver is connected to the HDMI port, you can display the
Additional HDMI Settings screen. These settings are set based on the preferred settings of the
display device when initially connected to the set-top. These settings are not available if a DVI
device is connected to the set-top using an HDMI-to-DVI adapter.
NOTE: CHANGING THESE VALUES MAY RESULT
IN LOSS OF AUDIO AND/OR VIDEO
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HDMI/DVI MODE:
COLOR SPACE:
AUDIO OUTPUT:
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RESTORE AUTOMATIC SETTINGS
CAUTION!
We recommend not changing the Additional HDMI Settings unless you have
problems with your HDMI connection. Changing these settings may cause
the loss of audio and video. These settings are established automatically
when the HDMI device is connected to the set-top based on data shared
between the device and the set-top. The Additional HDMI Settings are
intended for use by advanced users for troubleshooting only.
The Additional HDMI Settings are:
Setting Description
Set the HDMI port to one of:
HDMI/DVI Mode
Color Space Sets the palette of colors available to create the display image.
Each HDMI device works better with a particular color space:
Sets the audio mode for the HDMI connection:
Audio Output
Return to Main Returns to the User Settings menu.
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Restore Automatic Restores the Additional HDMI Settings on this screen only as
preferred by the HDMI device
Settings
DCT3412 Installation Manual
ADDITIONAL HDMI SETTINGS
HDMI
RGB
AUTO
HDMI — recommended for an HDMI display device
DVI — the HDMI audio capability is disabled and the DVI
signal format is used for video so that the HDMI port
operates as a DVI port
RGB — most HDMI devices prefer this color space
YCC 4:4:4
Auto — the set-top supplies audio in the format supported
by the HDMI device
L-PCM — two-channel digital audio format similar to a
compact disc
Pass Through — the audio formats received by the set-top
are automatically passed out of the HDMI port, even if the
HDMI device has not indicated support for those formats