Menu Setting - JVC HDTV Encoder DM-JV600U Instructions Manual

Menu Setting

Configuration Menu
: Default setting
Item
Operate Param
Menu
Video Rate
Asp
3-2Pulldown
Audio Mode
Audio Rate
Start
Stop
12
Setting value
9000kbps
to
20000kbps
to
40000kbps
When the Video Mode
item in the menu is set
to "1080i"
16:9 1920 × 1080
16:9 1440 × 1080
16:9 1280 × 1080
When the Video Mode
item in the menu is set
to "720p"
16:9 1280 × 720
Auto
OFF
Stereo
Single
When the Audio Mode
item in the menu is set
to "Stereo"
384kbps
256kbps
192kbps
When the Audio Mode
item in the menu is set
to "Single"
192kbps
128kbps
96kbps
Content
Set the bit rate of the encoded video signal.
The setting value can be set in 10 kbps step.
Set the horizontal size of the encoded video signal.
16:9 1920 × 1080: Encode with 1920(H) × 1080(V) size
16:9 1440 × 1080: Encode with 1440(H) × 1080(V) size
16:9 1280 × 1080: Encode with 1280(H) × 1080(V) size
16:9 1280 × 720: Encode with 1280(H) × 720(V) size
Set the 3-2 Pulldown.
Auto : Perform 3-2 Pulldown process automatically
depends on the video signal.
OFF : Does not perform 3-2 Pulldown process.
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Page 26 "Setting the 3-2 Pulldown"
Set the channel mode of the audio encoded signal.
Stereo : Encode with stereo mode.
Single : Encode with single channel mode (monaural).
Set the bit rate of the encoded audio signal.
Start the encoding.
☞
Page 18 "Starting the Encoding"
Stop the encoding.
☞
Page 19 "Stop the encoding manually"
Memo Memo
When the Audio Enable un-
der the Initial Param Menu
screen is set to ON, the up-
per limit value of Video
Rate is
When the Audio Format un-
der the Initial Param Menu
screen is set as
• MPEG: TS Rate - 700kbps
• DD-PT (Dolby™ Digital
Pass Through) : TS Rate -
1000kbps
When Audio Enable is set to
OFF,
• TS Rate - 200kbps
Memo Memo
• The setting value of the
Audio Rate item in the
Operate Param Menu
may change if Audio
Mode setting is changed.
• The setting of Audio
Mode and Audio Rate un-
der the Operate Param
Menu are disallowed
when Audio Format under
the Initial Param Menu is
set as DD-PT (Dolby™
Digital Pass Through).