Digital Audio - Philips HTR9900/12 User Manual

• [Name]
A new Name maybe assigned to a Source
label. For example, if your DVD player is
attached to "Source 3", it is possible to
rename "Source 3" to 'DVD Player'.
1) In order to rename the Source label,
scroll to "Name", press B and then
vV to pick and select through the
alphanumeric selections.
2) Press b B to move to the next
character and at the same time save
the changes done on the current
character. The name can be as long as
eight characters.
3) The new Name will be shown in the
display panel as well as on the on-screen
display.
[Analog Audio]
•
The High Defi nition A/V Receiver has 8
analogue audio inputs including Multi Input.
These analogue inputs can be variably
assigned to each Source:
[Audio 1/2/3/4/5/6/7.1 Input/Audio Front]
Scroll to [Analog Audio] and then press B
to select and assign an analogue audio
input to the particular Source. If [Off] is
selected, no incoming analogue audio signal
is selected by the particular Source.
Note
•
Priority is given to an incoming digital signal present
at the assigned digital input over the assigned
analogue audio input, even if both are present. To
maintain the analogue audio input for the particular
Source, select [Off] at the [Digital Audio] setting of
the same [Source] menu.
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• [Gain]
Gain adjustment allows all sources to play
back at the same volume so you don't
need to adjust the volume every time a
new source is selected. It is generally
preferable to reduce the level of the
loudest source rather than making louder
the softer sources.
Scroll to [Gain], press B and then vV to
step through the desired level from -12dB
to 12dB.

[Digital Audio]

•
To take advantage of the High Defi nition
A/V Receiver's high performance surround
and digital audio circuitry, it is advisable that
its Digital Audio inputs are selected.
There are ten Digital Audio inputs
selectable for the High Defi nition A/V
Receiver. They are the following:
[HDMI Blu-ray Player/2/3/4] > [Optical
1/2] > [Optical Front] > [Coaxial TV] >
[Coaxial AUX].
If [Off] is selected, no incoming digital
audio signal is selected by the particular
Source.
Note
•
Priority is given to an incoming digital signal present
at the assigned digital input over the assigned
analogue audio input, even if both are present. To
maintain the analogue audio input for the particular
Source, select [Off] at the [Digital Audio] setting of
the same [Source] menu.