Comb Filter
Select the picture sharpness when recording.
The setting is fixed with “On” if you set “TV System” to “NTSC”
(➔ 82).
[On] Select it to record clear picture.
[Off] Normally, use this setting.
Still Mode
Select the type of picture shown when you pause play. (➔ 104,
“Frame and Field”)
[Automatic]
[Field] Select if jittering occurs when “Automatic” is selected.
[Frame] Select if you cannot see small text or fine patterns
clearly when “Automatic” is selected.
Seamless Play
Select the play mode between playlist chapter segments and
partially deleted titles.
[On] The chapters in playlists are played seamlessly. This does
not work when there are several audio types included
on the playlist and when using Quick View (Play x1.3).
Additionally, the positioning of chapter segments may
change slightly.
[Off] The points where chapters in playlists change are played
accurately, but the picture may freeze for a moment.
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Dynamic Range Compression
DVD-V
(Dolby Digital only)
Change the dynamic range (➔ 104) for easier listening in low
volume.
[On] [Off]
Bilingual Audio Selection
When recording bilingual programmes from equipment connected
to the DV IN terminal of this unit, select whether to record the main
or secondary audio type.
[M 1] [M 2]
Digital Audio Output
Change the settings when you have connected equipment through
the unit’s DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal (➔ 88).
Press [OK] to show the following settings.
PCM Down Conversion
Select how to output audio with a sampling frequency of 96 kHz
or 88.2 kHz.
Signals are converted to 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz despite the above
settings if the signals have a sampling frequency of over 96 kHz
or 88.2 kHz, or the disc has copy protection.
[On] Signals are converted to 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz. (Choose
when the connected equipment cannot process signals
with sampling frequency of 96 kHz or 88.2 kHz.)
[Off] Signals are output as 96 kHz or 88.2 kHz. (Choose
when the connected equipment can process signals with
sampling frequency of 96 kHz or 88.2 kHz.)
Dolby Digital
Choose whether to output by “Bitstream”
which processes Dolby Digital signals on other
connected equipment or to convert the signals to
“PCM (2ch)” on the unit before output.
[Bitstream] When you have connected the unit
to a piece of equipment having
Dolby Digital logo.
[PCM] When you have connected the unit
to a piece of equipment that doesn’t
have Dolby Digital logo.
DTS
Choose whether to output by “Bitstream”
which processes DTS signals on other
connected equipment or to convert the signals
to “PCM (2ch)” on the unit before output.
[Bitstream] When you have connected the
unit to a piece of equipment
having DTS logo.
[PCM] When you have connected the
unit to a piece of equipment that
doesn’t have DTS logo.
MPEG
Choose whether to output by “Bitstream” which processes MPEG
audio signals on other connected equipment or to convert the
signals to “PCM (2ch)” on the unit before output.
[Bitstream] When you have connected the unit to a piece of
equipment with a built-in MPEG decoder.
[PCM] When you have connected the unit to a piece of
equipment without a built-in MPEG decoder.
Audio Mode for XP Recording
Choose the audio type when recording or copying with XP mode.
[Dolby Digital] (➔ 104)
[LPCM] (➔ 104)
The picture quality of LPCM recordings may be lower than that of
normal XP mode recordings.
The audio recording becomes Dolby Digital even if you selected
LPCM when using a recording mode other than XP.
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Audio Mode for DV Input
You can select the kind of audio when recording from the unit’s DV
IN terminal (➔ 33).
[Stereo 1] Records audio (L1, R1)
[Stereo 2] Records added audio such as narration (L2, R2)
subsequent to original recording.
[Mix] Records both Stereo 1 and Stereo 2.
When recording bilingual broadcast, select the type of audio in
advance from “Bilingual Audio Selection” (➔ left).
Incorrect settings can cause noise to be output which can be
harmful to your ears and speakers, and audio will not be recorded
properly on media such as mini discs.
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