Audio Setup - Philips BDP7300 User Manual

Audio Setup

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Press .
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Select [Settings], then press OK.
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Select [Audio Setup], then press B.
Video Setup
Audio Setup
Preference Setup
EasyLink Setup
Advanced Setup
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Select an option, then press OK.
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Select a setting, then press OK.
• To return to the previous menu, press
BACK.
• To exit the menu, press
Note
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See the explanations of the above options in the
following pages.
[Night Mode]
Makes loud sound level softer and soft sound
level louder so that you can watch the disc at a
low volume, without disturbing others.
[Auto]
• – Applicable to tracks with Dolby
True HD audio.
[On]
• – For quiet viewing at night.
• [Off] – Enjoys surround sound with a full
dynamic range.
Note
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Applicable only to Dolby encoded DVD-video or
BD-Video.
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Off
Night Mode
HDMI Audio Auto
Digital Audio Auto
PCM Downsampling
On
Speaker Setup
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[HDMI Audio]
Selects the HDMI audio output when you
connect this player and the TV/audio device
with a HDMI cable.
• [Bitstream] – Selects the best original HD
audio experience (only via a HD audio
compatible receiver).
[Auto]
• – Detects and selects the best
supported audio format automatically.
[Digital Audio]
Selects the audio format for the sound output
from the DIGITAL OUT socket (coaxial/
optical).
• [Auto] – Detects and selects the best
supported audio format automatically.
[PCM]
• – The audio device does not
support multi-channel format. Audio is
downmixed to two-channel sound.
• [Bitstream] – Selects the original audio to
experience Dolby or DTS audio (BD-Video
special sound effect is disabled).
Note
•
Ensure that the audio format is supported by the disc
and the connected audio device (amplifi er/receiver).
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[Bitstream] is selected, interactive audio from
When
BD disc and audio from PIP will be muted.
[PCM Downsampling]
Sets the sampling rate for PCM audio output
from the DIGITAL OUT socket (coaxial/
optical).
• [On] – PCM audio will be down sampled at
48 kHz.
[Off]
• – For BD or DVD recorded in LPCM
without copyright protection, two-channel
audio signals up to 96 kHz are output as
LPCM signals with no conversion.