Analog Output - Philips HDT8520 Manual

Setting your preferences
From the Settings menu, use
highlight Preferences and press or OK.
The Preferences menu appears.
Use / / /
the settings and options, and make changes.
Press or BACK
and return to the previous menu.
You use the Preferences menu to change
these settings:
Display
• Banner duration - Use this to set the
length of time (3 to 10 seconds) that the
channel banner remains on-screen when
you change channel. By default, it is set to
5 seconds.
• Front panel brightness - Use this to set the
brightness of the front-panel display. Y ou can
set this to Low, Medium (default) or High.
• Top lighting demo mode - Use this to
turn on or off (default) the lighting around
the top-panel of your HD recorder.
Language preferences
• Information language - Use this to
set your preferred language for displaying
programme information to English
(default), Gaelic, Welsh or Irish.
• Audio language - Use this to set your
preferred audio language to English
(default), Gaelic, Welsh or Irish.
• Default subtitles mode - Use this to
set how you prefer to display subtitles. You
can set this to Activated, Not activated,
Auto when no correct audio (default),
Using more of your HD recorder
/ to
/ OK to navigate through
to save your changes
Auto when audio is muted or For
hearing-impaired.
• Subtitles language - Use this to set your
preferred language for subtitles to English
(default), Gaelic, Welsh or Irish.
Recording
• Instant replay duration - Use this to set
the instant replay duration (see page 18).
It is also used while moving through the
time-shift bar (see page 18) or a recording
(see page 22).You can set this to 15
seconds (default), 30 seconds, 1 minute,
2 minutes or 5 minutes.
• Commercial skip duration -
Use this to set the typical duration of
commercials in between programmes. You
use this while moving through the time-
shift bar (see page 18) or a recording (see
page 22). You can set this to 15 seconds,
30 seconds (default), 1 minute, 2
minutes or 5 minutes.

Analog output

• Video on AUX - Use this to set the type
of analogue video signals that are output
on the AUX SCART connector of your
HD recorder. You can set this to RGB
(default when V-Out is set to AV) or CVBS
(default when V-Out is set to HDMI).
• Audio on AUX - This setting applies
when your HD recorder is connected via
a SCART Cable to a standard-definition
TV. Use this to set the type of analogue
audio signals that are output on the AUX
SCART connector of your HD recorder.
You can set this to Mono or Stereo
(default).
• TV format - Use this to set the format
of the analogue video that is output on the
AUX SCART connector of your HD
recorder. You can set this to 4/3 Letter Box,
4/3 Centre Cut Out or 16/9 (default). The
options determine how widescreen (16:9)
programmes show on a standard-definition
TV with aspect ratio of 4:3.
29