Table of Contents
Advertisement
ADJUSTMENTS
TO THE PERFORMANCE
C_
Video
options
These options affect the way the picture looks on your TV.
Widescreen
TV
Note: If your
TV is
connected
using an
HDMI cable, you
may not see a
choice
of settings.
DVD Image
Note:
This option
is NOT available
UNLESS you ha ve
selected
No in the
Widescreen
TV
option
(above) for
your
TV connected
using a Composite,
S-Video,
or
Component
cable
(not HDMI).
Yes (16:9)
(No 4:3)
Modified
(Original)
Yes tells the system
that widescreen
(16:9) is the TV format.
No tells the system that 4:3 is the TV format.
For a TV connected
using a Composite,
S-Video,
or Component
cable,
selecting
No also makes
available
the DVD Image option (below).
Note: If you are not sure what type of cable is used to connect
your TV, check the
Video Connector
indicator,
which is explained
on page 51.
For a TV connected
using an HDMI cable:
Modified
allows the Bose ® system to automatically
provide the resolution
that is
preferred
for your TV (usually 720 or 1080), so the image fills the screen. You can
change this video resolution
in the Settings
menu.
Original tells the Bose ® system to keep the image in the original
DVD format (in
480 or 576 resolution),
regardless
of how it fills the screen. No change
can be
made to this video resolution
in the Settings
menu.
(Some TVs determine
automatically
how to fill the screen, overriding
any choice.)
For a TV connected
usina non-HDMI
cable:
v
Modified
allows the Bose system
to adjust the images on some widescreen
DVDs
to fill a 4:3 TV screen. This is done by removing
the black bars on top and bottom
and by cropping
the sides of the image. (Many DVD images,
even widescreen,
will
still appear with black bars on top and bottom.)
Original tells the Bose system
to keep the image in the original format
of the DVD.
A widescreen
DVD image will have black bars on top and bottom.
50
Advertisement
Table of Contents
