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• Use the remote control of the AQUOS AUDIO system and
point it towards this unit.
Correcting a time lag during Blu-ray
Disc playback between image as
seen on AQUOS TV and sound as
reproduced by AQUOS AUDIO system
If you feel that there is a slight mismatch (lip sync error)
between the image as seen on the AQUOS TV and the sound
as reproduced by the AQUOS AUDIO system, you can set
the audio delay (DLY) function to ON.
This will delay the sound reproduced by the AQUOS AUDIO
system, which serves to reduce the discrepancy between
audio and video.
1
Press MENU.
2
Use c/d to
select "DLY".
3
Use a to select
"ON" and press
ENTER.
To cancel the setting
Use b to select "OFF" and then press ENTER.
Enabling the low power stand-by mode
In the factory default condition, the unit is set up so that also
while power of the AQUOS AUDIO system is off, it is possible
to play back video and audio from a non-HDMI CEC-enabled
component (such as a media player) on the AQUOS TV. This
is called the "HDMI ON" mode.
If you change the setting to "HDMI AUTO", the above
function will no longer be available, but the low power
stand-by mode enables the unit to operate effi ciently and
conserve electrical power. (page 30)
When an HDMI CEC-enabled component (such as a media
player) is used, the video and audio can be played back and
controlled with the AQUOS TV at any time, regardless of the
HDMI ON or HDMI AUTO setting.
1
Press MENU.
2
Use c/d to
select "HDMI".
3
Use b to select
"AUTO" and
press ENTER.
To cancel the setting
Use the a button to select "ON" and then press ENTER.
NOTE
• When using a non-HDMI CEC-enabled component, the "HDMI
ON" mode is recommended. In the "HDMI AUTO" mode, video
and audio from the component cannot be played on the AQUOS
TV while the AQUOS AUDIO system is turned off.
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