Audio Setup; Favorite Mode Setup - NHT Xd system User Manual

Digital input selects one of the digital sound input sources
(HDMI, optical 1-3 or coaxial 1-3) to be used with the
Source.
Video In: selects the video input to be used with the
Source. Selections are Composite 1-6, S Video 1-4,
component 1-3, HDMI 1-3 and "Off".
Input monitor is used to adjust the gain of an analog
sound source and prevent the controller's analog preamp
stage from clipping. Use the Input monitor after selecting
an analog sound source to be adjusted. When setting,
select an analog sound input playing something with a
loud signal, like an AC/DC recording, to adjust.
When adjusting the Input monitor, you should see left and
right channel level meters jumping up and down with the
sound volume. Set the input gain with Up and Down
arrows (remote) or by using the front panel touch wheel's
up and down arrows. If volume is very low and indicators
stay very low, increase the gain setting. If you hear dis-
tortion or "clipping" in the sound and indicators are raised
very high, decrease the gain setting.
To save settings in the Analog monitor, press OK in the
remote (or Menu button in the front panel). To exit with-
out saving changes, press Esc in the remote (or any but-
ton on the front panel).
Analog input: selects one of the analog input sources
(analog 1-6, Tuner or 7.1). If input is digital and not ana-
log, the Analog monitor does not adjust input gain. In the
"Gain" line there is a text "Digital input".
Preset selects one of the five preprogrammed settings or
No change. They override global sound settings. Note: A
flat trim (i.e. no boost or cut or lipsync at all) or No change
(whatever was set is not altered including temp trims).
For more on Presets, see "Audio setup".

Audio setup

These settings control the audio of all sources and
modes if no overriding settings are made from other
menus.
The Audio setup menu lets you select Favorite mode
setup, Dolby/DTS setup, Preset setup as well as "gener-
al" tone controls for treble, bass, LFE level, and Reverb.

Favorite mode setup

Favorite modes are shortcuts accesses from the remote
control's 4 mode buttons: Direct, Movie, Music, Games.
You can assign different post processing modes (audio
processing features like Dolby Pro Logic IIx, and "non-
processed" modes like Stereo and Mono) for Movie,
Music and Games. This can be done independently for 2
channel sources and multi-channel sources. The
Favorite mode setup is done once and then you can use
just "movie, music and games" buttons. If you want to
watch movies just press "Movie" etc. No need to remem-
ber difficult post processing names like "Pro Logic IIx" or
"Neo:6"! The same shortcuts are also available on the
Controller's front panel by pressing the first mode button.
Unit automatically knows if it is a 2ch (2 channel) or MCh
(multichannel) signal and will apply the correct post-pro-
cessing mode. This makes every day operation much
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