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User profile
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Aspect ratio
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InfoBanner time-out When you change to another channel, the InfoBanner shows
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Dolby Digital
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RGB-Sync
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Backgrounds
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Languages
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Menu
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1st Audio
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2nd Audio
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1st Subtitle
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2nd Subtitle
EchoNAV Version 2.2
To set the image size for the TV.
If you have a TV with a 4:3 screen size and the transmission is
in 16:9 format, you can select either 4:3 or 16:9.
4:3 shows the full screen completely where some of the image
sides is cut off, 16:9 will show the full image with black top and
bottom banners.
momentarily. With this option you can set the view time for the
InfoBanner.
To tell the receiver that it is connected to a Dolby Digital
amplifier or not. When you have selected On, note that analog
audio is not given to the TV, so no audio is heard. If you want
to listen through the TV audio, select Off.
To tell the receiver that it is connected to a TV or monitor.
Some devices have no separated sync signal for color
synchronization. For those devices the sync signal is added to
the green signal of the RGB color. If you see an all over
greenish image or a green line, select Off.
Please refer to the user manual of the connected device and
look up if your device needs a RGB-sync signal or not.
To select the standard or a personal background.
To set the language you want to use in the menus.
For multi-lingual EPG, if available, the information is shown in
the menu language. If a selected language is not transmitted,
the information is shown in the native language of that channel.
To set the language for programs with multi-lingual audio. For
multi-lingual programs, if available, you can choose your own
language. The receiver will first look for the 1st selected
language, if not available, for the 2nd. If the two selected
languages are not transmitted, audio is given in the native
language of that channel.
NOTE
You can override the selection per channel with use of the
alternative audio key on the RCU.
To set the language for programs with multi-lingual subtitles. For
multi-lingual programs, if available, you can choose your own
language. The receiver will first look for the 1st selected
language, if not available, for the 2nd. If the two selected
languages are not transmitted, no subtitle is shown. If you do
not want to have any subtitles, select Off.
NOTE
You can override the selection per channel with use of the
alternative subtitle key on the RCU.
Familiarization
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