Philips DFR9000 Utilizes MP3 for audio and VP3 for video, Difference of 1 volt, Phase, Products

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NSV™

Noise Shaped Video. NSV™ is a new video format. It is designed to be easily streamed,

 

 

support any audio and video codec, and be usable on nearly any platform. Currently NSV™

 

utilizes MP3 for audio and VP3 for video.

 

NTSC

National Television Standards Committee.The television standard for North America and parts

 

of South America having 525 lines/60 Hz (60 Hz refresh), two fields per frame and 30 frames

 

per second.Technically, NTSC is a color modulation scheme.To fully specify the color video

 

 

signal it should be referred to as (M) NTSC. NTSC is also commonly (though incorrectly) used

 

to refer to any 525/59.94 video system. See (M)NTSC.

 

Ohm

The unit of electrical resistance, transmitting a current of 1 amp when subjected to a potential

 

difference of 1 volt.

 

PCM

Pulse Code Modulation is a digital scheme for transmitting analogue data. PCM makes it

 

 

possible to digitize all forms of analogue data, including full-motion video, voices and music.

 

Phase

The relative timing of one signal to another, usually expressed in degrees of shift.

 

Radio frequency (RF)

A range of frequencies used for electromagnetic transmission (e.g. radio and TV).

 

RDS

Radio Data System is a service that allows FM stations to send additional information. If you

 

 

are receiving an RDS station, RDS and the station name are displayed.

 

RGB

Red, green and blue.The basic components of the colour television system.They are also the

 

primary colours of light in the 'additive colour process'.

 

RGBS

The red, blue, and green chroma information in a video signal, with a separate channel for the

 

sync signal.

 

Satellite receiver

A receiver designed for satellite reception system, which receives modulated signals from an

 

LNA (Low Noise Amplifier. ) or LNB (Low Noise Block Downconverter.) and converts them

 

into their original form suitable for direct presentation to the user.

 

Saturation

The intensity of the color, or the extent to which a given color in any image is free from white.

 

The less white in a color, the truer the color, or the greater its saturation.

 

Surround Sound

A system of audio reproduction that uses four or more speakers to simulate the full three-

 

 

dimensional effect of a live musical performance or cinematic environment. (See also 'Dolby

 

 

Pro-Logic®Surround Sound').

 

S-video

A composite video signal separated into the luma ('Y' is for luma, or black and white

 

 

information; brightness) and the chroma ('C' is an abbreviation for chroma, or color

 

 

information).

 

Sync

Synchronization. In video, sync is a means of controlling when things happen with respect to

 

 

other things.This is accomplished with timing pulses to insure that each step in a process

 

 

occurs at exactly the right time. For example, horizontal sync determines exactly when to begin

 

each horizontal line (sweep) of the electron beam.Vertical sync determines when to bring the

 

electron beam to the top left of the screen to start a new field.There are many other types of

 

sync in a video system. .Also called 'sync signal' or 'sync pulse'.

 

Test Tone

Dolby Pro-Logic®Surround Sound receivers offer this feature to allow individual adjustment of

 

allchannels according to your listening (viewing) location and individual preference.To set the

 

balance, a test tone is sent to each channel in a repeating cycle.

 

Toggle

To switch between alternate states. For example: between on and off.

 

Tuner

Radio receiver.

 

UCD

User Centered Design. A method for designing ease-of-use into the total user experience with

 

products.

 

VCR

Generally defined as video cassette recorder.

 

Watt

A unit of electrical power used to indicate the rate of energy produced or consumed by an

 

electrical device. One watt is one joule of energy per second.

 

 

 

 

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Contents Digital Surround Receiver DFR9000 Mains plug How to connect a plugCopyright in the U.K Copyright protection3 4 5 6 7 @ # Index Technical specifications TroubleshootingHelpline Warranty System menu overviewSafety Precautions Remove the AC power plug from the wall socketImportant information DFR9000 features IntroductionDFR9000 Packaging contents Left display Functional overviewCentre display Right displayRear view Video 1 in R, G, B, SVideo 2 in R, G, B, S Digital in 1 / in 2 / Remote controlStatus window Source selection buttonsVOL + Opens and close the system menuMute TV CH +Input signal indications DisplaysDTS 96/24 DTS 96/24 available Connecting to your TV InstallationGeneral remarks SCART/RGBS connectionVideo / Cvbs connection Connecting analogue stereo audio equipmentConnecting digital audio equipment Satellite Receiver Connecting analogue multichannel equipment Connecting digital Hdmi equipment Connecting video equipmentSacd player Video connection ReceiverConnecting speakers Cvbs connectionGeneral Positioning the speakers Connecting the speakersIf you wish to connect an active subwoofer General hints for positioningConnecting antennas Connecting headphones Inserting the batteries in the remote controlConnecting to the mains Basic menu navigating System menuSwitching on and off Setting up the receiverSetting the speaker size and distance Positioning your DFR9000Setting the speaker volume Reassigning input socketsTips Operating the amplifier Recording from sources Playing sourcesRecording from the digital output Selecting input sockets for recordingTuning to radio stations FM, FM-M and MW band Preset radio stations FM, FM-M and MW bandOperating the tuner Selecting preset radio stations Moving preset radio stationsDAB radio stations Storing DAB radio stationsMoving DAB radio stations Tuning to DAB radio stationsSurround modes System menu overview Configuration menuSpeakers menu Balance menuMove Preset To 40 preset numbers are availableStored stations DAB MovePicture menu you can adjust picture settings for the TV Picture menuEnhancement menu 10.7 A/V input menu Game Audio Game VideoDVD + RW Video 21, GameGain menu Receiver problems Possible cause Solution TroubleshootingRemote control problems Possible cause Solution Speaker problems Possible cause SolutionTuner problems Possible cause Solution Video problems Possible cause SolutionRecording problems Possible cause Playback problems Possible cause SolutionGlossary By varying the frequency in response to the audio Video displays for TV, movies, and DVDsFrequency Hertz HzSync signal Satellite receiver PhaseUtilizes MP3 for audio and VP3 for video To refer to any 525/59.94 video system. See Mntsc OhmAudio section Technical specificationsDTS ES Matrix, DTS ES Discrete, DTS NEO6 Analogue video section input/outputRate of 32-96 kHz Fs Digital video section input/outputTuner GeneralPolska HelplinePage Name,Anschrift und Unterschrift des Händlers Inköpsdatum Anskaffelsesdato Kjøpedato OatopäiväNaam, adres en handtekening v.d. handelaar Nombre, direccion y firma del distribudor

DFR9000 specifications

The Philips DFR9000 is an innovative addition to the world of home entertainment, integrating advanced technologies and user-centric features that elevate the viewing experience. Whether you are a movie enthusiast or a gaming aficionado, the DFR9000 promises to deliver an immersive and captivating experience.

One of the standout features of the DFR9000 is its Ultra HD resolution. With 4K capabilities, the television provides stunning clarity and detail, allowing viewers to appreciate the finer nuances in their favorite movies and shows. The high dynamic range (HDR) technology further enhances this experience by improving contrast and color depth, rendering images that are more lifelike than ever before.

In terms of sound quality, the DFR9000 excels with its integrated surround sound system. The inclusion of Dolby Atmos technology creates a three-dimensional sound environment, placing viewers at the center of the action. This feature ensures that audio complements visual elements, enriching the overall entertainment experience.

The DFR9000 is designed with connectivity in mind. It includes multiple HDMI and USB ports, facilitating easy connections to various devices such as gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and streaming devices. Furthermore, it supports Wi-Fi connectivity and features various smart TV functionalities, enabling access to popular streaming services and apps, allowing users to enjoy a wealth of content at their fingertips.

Another impressive aspect is the advanced image processing capabilities of the DFR9000. Utilizing Philips’ proprietary technology, the TV optimizes every frame for clarity and motion performance, significantly reducing motion blur during fast-paced scenes. This is especially beneficial for sports and action sequences.

Smart features are abundant in the DFR9000, with voice control integration allowing seamless operation via virtual assistants. Users can navigate menus, adjust settings, and search for content with simple voice commands, making the entire viewing experience remarkably efficient and user-friendly.

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Overall, the Philips DFR9000 combines cutting-edge technology, superior image and sound quality, robust connectivity, and smart features, making it an excellent choice for any home theater enthusiast.