Philips 36PW9765/05 User Manual page 19

With two extra front loudspeakers connected
To enhance the sound reproduction of your TV you may connect two extra
front loudspeakers via an external amplifier. See Connect Peripheral
Equipment, Extra loudspeakers/Amplifier, p. 33.
In the Surround modes, Hall and Stereo
should switch on your amplifier as in these modes the internal TV speakers
do not produce any sound.
The subwoofer output is muted.
Note: If extra front speakers are connected and selected, all internal TV speakers
produce centre sound in the surround modes Pro Logic, 3 Stereo, Dolby Digital,
MPEG and 3D Surround.
Press the key to return to the
Dolby Digital sound reception info via the
Press the key.
When Dolby Digital sound is reproduced, the sound info on screen displays
the number of loudspeaker signals which are transmitted.
This is indicated by 2 numbers: the first one indicates the number of front
loudspeaker signals, the second one the number of rear loudspeaker signals.
E.g. 'Dolby Digital 3/2' means that 3 front signals are transmitted: left, right and
centre, and 2 rear signals: left and right surround.
'Dolby Digital 1/0' means that a mono signal is transmitted.
'Dolby Digital 2/0' means that the transmission contains a stereo signal which
can be Dolby Pro Logic encoded.
In this case the surround mode will display Dolby Pro Logic.
is added to indicate that you
(+ amp)
menu.
SOUND
key
Use of the menus
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