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CHOOSING
AN AUDIO
PROCESSOR
Changing the audio processor changes the way your TV
sounds. There are two ways to change the audio processor:
a)
from the Audio
menu, and b) by pressing (o)SRS on the
remote.
For more, see Audio,
page 40.
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Choosing
an audio
processor
from the Audio
Menu
1.
2.
3.
Press MENU to bring
up the Main Menu.
Press MENU again to select the Audio
menu.
Point to Audio
Processor and press MENU. The Audio
Processor choice list comes up, with'the
current
mode
highlighted.
Point to an audio processor
mode and press MENU to
select it and return
to the Audio
menu. The options
are:
Mono
Plays the sound in mono
only.
Synthetic
Stereo
Takes a mono audio signal
and
enhances it to sound more like it has stereo separation.
Stereo
Splits the incoming stereo audio signal into left
and right channels.
SRS Stereo
(e) SRS* is an audi0processing
technology
that adds greater
depth and stereo separation
to stereo
audio signals.
Enhanced
(e)SRS Stereo
Enhances the SRS signal to give
the impression of even greater depth and stereo
separation.
SAP (Second
Audio
Program)
Plays the program's audio
in a second language,
if one is available.
Setting the audio
processor to SAP tells the TV to play the program's audio
in this second language,
if one is available.
SAP in Synthetic
Stereo
Enhances the mono SAP
(Second Audio
Program) to sound like it has stereo
separation.
Choosing
an audio
processor
from
the remote
1.
Press (o)SRS to display the current audio processor
mode
on the screen.
2.
Press (.)SRS repeatedly
to toggle
through
the different
,
audio modes. The TV displays the name of the current
audio processor
mode each time you press (,)SRS.
*SRS and the SRSsymbol
(o) are registered
trademarks
of SRS
Labs, Inc.
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The number
of audio
processor
choices
available
depends
on the
type
of signal
you are currently
using.
For example,
depending
on the way you have your VCR
connected
to the TV, the
number
of choices
is greater
when
you
are watching
TV than when
you
are watching
a video
tape.
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