Audio Setup; Preferences - Adcom GDV-850 Owner's Manual

adjusted by your preamp. But you have
the option to change the size of rear
and center speaker in relation to your
configuration using the DVD player's set-
tings. The options are large and small.

4.4 Audio Setup

S/PDIF: S/DIF stands for Sony/Philips
Digital Interface and is a standard
digital audio file transfer format. The
options are on and off.
Compress
Compressing the signal is most com-
monly used in night mode listening,
when a lot of bass is not desirable. The
options are full to 1/8 and off in 1/8
steps. Compression only works with the
player's analog outputs.
Pro Logic
Pro Logic is an algorithm created
by Dolby to enhance the playback
of a stereo signal. The signal is
remixed to provide surround sound.
You can choose how and when the
DVD player enables this function.
The options are on, off and auto.
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LPCM (Linear PCM) Output
PCM is a digital stereo bitstream that
S/PDIF outputs. LPCM 48k down samples
96k or higher material to 48k. When 96k
is selected any material higher than 96k
will be downsampled. The options are
LPCM 48k and LPCM 96k.

4.5 Preferences

TV Type
Setting this preference determines the
format of video sent to your TV. The
options are: NTSC, PAL or by Title. For
best performance, your TV type should
match the format of the disc you are
watching. The United States uses
NTSC and much of Europe uses PAL.
Video Out
This option allows you to select the
format of the video output. The RGB
option is a professional video format
that requires a hardware upgrade.
Audio
Many DVDs provide additional tracks
with translations of the movie on
the disc. This option can be set from
the disc menu or as default from this
audio preference setting. The options
are English, French, Spanish, Chinese
and Japanese.
Subtitle
Subtitles are the lines of translated
dialogue at the bottom of a movie screen.
The language in which they are displayed