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Selecting a Picture and Sound Mode
Follow these instructions to select standard mode without using the on-screen
the cursor points to " > MENU."
menus.
Then click the rocker control.
To
return to the main menu
Press STANDARD.
Repeat the above, until you reach the
main menu.
STANDARD
To return to the normal screen.
Press MENU on the Remote Commander.
When you select STANDARD mode
You receive standard picture and sound quality. Any video or audio adjustments
you made ("Adjusting the Picture" pp. 44 — 48; "Adjusting the Sound" pp. 49 — 54)
are cancelled and the original factory settings are restored.
When you select MOVIE mode
You receive a finely detailed picture, and a theatrical audio effect.
To further adjust picture and sound qualities, follow the instructions on
pp. 44 - 48 and pp. 49 — 54, or select different sound modes from the DSP
(Digital Sound Processor) menu (pp. 49 — 50).
When you select SPORTS mode
You receive a vivid, bright picture, and sound with a sports stadium effect.
To further adjust picture and sound qualities, follow the instructions on
pp. 44 — 48 and pp. 49 — 54, or select different sound modes from the DSP
(Digital Sound Processor) menu (pp. 49 — 50).
When you select NEWS mode
Picture noise is reduced, and you receive clear voice reproduction.
To further adjust picture and sound qualities, follow the instructions on
pp. 44 — 48 and pp. 49 - 54, or select different sound modes from the DSP
(Digital Sound Processor) menu (pp. 49 — 50).
When you select MUSIC mode
You receive a warmer picture, and live concert effect sound.
To further adjust picture and sound qualities, follow the instructions on
pp. 44 — 48 and pp. 49 - 54, or select different sound modes from the DSP
(Digital Sound Processor) menu (pp. 49 — 50).
When you select GAME mode
The picture is easier on your eyes, and sound has a surround effect.
To further adjust picture and sound qualities, follow the instructions on
pp. 44 - 48 and pp. 49 — 54, or select different sound modes from the DSP
(Digital Sound Processor) menu (pp. 49 — 50).
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