Pioneer DVR-231-S Operating Instructions Manual page 51

The Initial Setup menu
From the Audio Adjust screen, use the
adjust the Audio DRC setting On or Off. (Off leaves the
dynamic range untouched; On 'squashes' the dynamic
range, making it good for lower-level listening.)
Audio Adjust
Audio DRC
Press ENTER to confirm and exit the screen.
Audio In
Audio
Basic Audio Adjust
Disc Audio In
Video Audio Out
Audio
Recording
Playback
Use the Audio In settings to specify which channel(s) of
a dual mono source to record and adjust the analog
audio input level.
From the Audio In screen, use the
a setting, then use the
Audio In
External Audio Stereo
Dual Mono Rec L
Input Level 0dB
• External Audio – Select Stereo if the external audio
input is regular stereo, or Dual Mono if each channel
carries a separate soundtrack.
• Dual Mono Rec – When recording a dual mono
source from an external input in Video mode or VR
mode set to XP, you can choose to record the L (left),
or the R (right) audio channel.
• Input Level – Use to attenuate the analog audio
input level. (External input only)
Note
• Except in XP recording mode, if you're recording in
VR mode, both channels will be recorded and you
can switch them as you like on playback.
buttons to
Off
External Audio
Dual Mono
Input Level
buttons to select
buttons to adjust it.
Audio Out
Audio
Basic Audio Adjust
Disc Audio In
Video Audio Out
Audio
Recording
Playback
Use the various Audio Out settings to make sure that the
digital audio output is compatible with your AV receiver
(or other connected component). You may need to check
the operating instructions that came with your AV
receiver to see which digital formats it's compatible with.
From the Audio Out screen, use the
select a setting, then use the
Audio Out
Dolby Digital Dolby Digital
96kHz PCM 96kHz -> 48kHz
DTS
MPEG MPEG -> PCM
• Dolby Digital – If your AV receiver, etc. is Dolby
Digital compatible, set to Dolby Digital, otherwise
set to Dolby Digital -> PCM.
• 96 kHz PCM – If your AV receiver, etc. is compatible
with high sampling rate audio (88.2 / 96 kHz), set to
96kHz, otherwise set to 96kHz -> 48kHz.
• DTS – If your AV receiver, etc. has a built-in DTS
decoder, set to On, otherwise set to Off. (See also
Important below.)
• MPEG – If your AV receiver, etc. is MPEG audio
compatible, set to MPEG, otherwise set to MPEG ->
PCM.
Important
• If you set DTS to On with a non-DTS compatible
amplifier, noise will be output when you play a DTS
disc.
• When set to On, there is no analog audio output
when playing a DTS DVD-Video disc.
• When playing a DTS audio CD (even when DTS is
Off), noise is output from the analog outputs. Do not
play this through your amplifier and speakers.
• When playing a DTS audio CD, make sure that
Stereo is selected using the AUDIO button. See
Switching DVD soundtracks on page 31.
Dolby Digital
96kHz PCM
DTS
MPEG
buttons to
buttons to adjust it.
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