Video Problems - Meridian G91 Installation Manual

Video problems

There is no picture
The G Series DVD players include video switching, so each source
can be associated with a video input or the internal DVD.
• Select the DVD source.
To associate the internal DVD with another source see Configuring
the sources , page 41.
Problems with high definition television sets
Not all high definition television sets are fully compatible with this
product and may cause artifacts to be displayed in the picture. In
case of problems switch to the standard definition output.
The video picture is monochrome
Check your video cabling.
Problems with HDMI
For more information about HDMI see the Library: Application
Notes section of the Meridian Web site at
http://www.meridian-audio.com/lib_apps.htm.
Radio tuner problems
FM tuner reception is poor
To obtain high-quality stereo reception on FM a good aerial is
essential. Try positioning the aerial at different points in a room;
generally performance is best high up and near a window.
In some areas an external fixed aerial will be necessary. This can be
placed in a loft or mounted externally.
AM tuner reception is poor
Position the antenna to maximise the strength of the station you
want to receive and to reduce interference from other stations on
nearby frequencies.
Position the antenna away from items that generate electrical
interference, such as fluorescent tubes or televisions.
RDS station names are not being received
Not all stations transmit the station name in all areas, and RDS will
only be received if the signal strength is good.
If the station name is not available you can define a preset station
with a name; see the G Series System Guide .
Creating MP3 discs
MP3 discs can be created from a computer using appropriate MP3
encoding software and a CD-ROM writer.
Generate the MP3 files with a data rate of at least 128kbits per
second. Group the tracks into folders to create separate albums on
the disc. Do not create folders within the folders.
Tracks and albums are played in the order in which they are
recorded onto the CD-ROM. Usually this will be in alphabetical
order of filename. To determine the playing order prefix the track
and album names with 01, 02, 03 etc, and sort the list into
alphabetical order before making the CD-ROM.
If artist and album names are stored in each file's ID3 tags, these
can be displayed on the DVD player's front-panel display.
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