Using the Audio Menu, Adjusting the audio, Using Reset

■C.M.S.-Huesets tone; decrease to make tones more red, or increase to make tones more blue.

■C.M.S.-Saturationadjusts the saturation of a selected color.

■C.M.S.-Valuesets image brightness; decrease to make image darker, or increase to make image brighter.

■Color Temp sets the white balance in increments from High to Low; choose High for white with blue tones, and Low for white with red tones.

■Black sets the viewing depth automatically by adjusting the dark portion of an image; set to On for high detail in black portions of the image.

■3D-Y/Csets the response for minimal dot crawl and cross color noise for video input signals from Composite Video or Analog In. Choose Standard for normal adjustment, Fast for a movie image, or Slow for a still image.

■Monochrome sets color to monochrome for viewing video without color. Set to On for monochrome.

■Film mode automatically detects a film-based source (originally encoded at 24 frames per second), analyzes, and then recreates each still film frame for high-definition picture quality. Set to On for automatic conversion of a film source.

■I/P Setting is an image compensation setting that converts the input signal from interlace to progressive; choose Slow or Fast. The option is set to Slow when Film Mode is On; it is not selectable when the input resolution is progressive (480p or 720p).

Using Reset

To return all adjustment options to the factory preset values, highlight Reset and press Select, then highlight Yes and press Select.

Using the Audio Menu

The Audio menu sets the sound levels, and the option for the Dolby Virtual setting.

The Audio menu is not selectable when the Output Select option is set to Variable.

Audio Menu	Options

Treble	[scale]

Bass	[scale]

Balance	[scale]

Dolby Virtual	Off/On

Reset	Off/On

Adjusting the audio

In the Audio menu, select an item and adjust the scale for Treble, Base, or Balance. These options are not selectable when Dolby Virtual is set to On.

To control the audio output, including muting the speakers, refer to the Output Select option in “Using the Options Menu” on page 61.

Selecting surround sound

You can enjoy surround sound using two-channel stereo with Dolby Pro Logic II technology. To do so, select Dolby Virtual and choose On.

Virtual Dolby Digital is a technology certified by Dolby Laboratories that creates a virtualized surround sound experience from two speakers using Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Pro Logic II.

Virtual Dolby Digital retains all the original multichannel audio information and provides the listener with the sensation of being surrounded by additional speakers.

■You can also choose Dolby Virtual by pressing the Virtual button on the remote control.

■For some discs, setup may be required on your DVD player; refer to the operation manual of your DVD player.

Changing the TV Settings

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