Panasonic SA-BTX70, SC-BTX70 warranty Changing the unit’s settings, TV / Device Connection

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Changing the unit’s settings

“TV / Device Connection”

TV Aspect		When connected to a 16:9 widescreen TV:
Set to match the type of TV connected.		≥16:9:	Video recorded for 4:3 aspect screen is displayed as a 4:3
			ratio image in the center of the screen.
		When connected to a 4:3 aspect TV:
		≥4:3:	Video recorded for a widescreen is played as Pan & Scan
			(unless prohibited by the producer of the disc). When playing
		≥4:3 Letterbox:	BD-Video, video is output as “4:3 Letterbox”.
			Video recorded for a widescreen is played in the letterbox
			style.
Time Delay*1		≥Auto ≥0ms	≥20ms ≥40ms ≥60ms ≥80ms ≥100ms ≥120ms ≥140ms
When connected with a Plasma display, adjust if you notice		When using VIERA Link “HDAVI Control” with “HDAVI Control 3” (or later)
the audio is out of sync with the video.		compatible TV (> 25), select “Auto”. Audio and video will automatically be set in
		sync.
		– This works only when “BD/DVD”, “SD”, “AUX (TV)”, “D-IN 1” (DIGITAL IN 1
		(TV)) or “D-IN 2” (DIGITAL IN 2 (CABLE/SAT)) is selected as the source. (> 26)
HDMI Connection
≥Press [OK] to show the following settings.
	HDMI Resolution*2	≥Auto:	Automatically selects the output resolution best suited to the
	The items supported by the connected devices are		connected TV (1080p, 1080i, 720p or 480p).
	indicated on the screen as “¢”. When any item without	≥480p	≥720p
	“¢” is selected, the images may be distorted.	≥1080i	≥1080p
		– When outputting 1080p signal, we recommend using High Speed HDMI Cables
		that have the HDMI logo (as shown on the cover) and are less than 5.0 meters
		(16 ft) to prevent video distortion etc.
		– To enjoy high definition video up-converted to 1080p, you need to connect the
		unit directly to 1080p compatible HDTV (High Definition Television). If this unit is
		connected to an HDTV through other equipment, it must also be 1080p
		compatible.
	24p Output [BD-V] [DVD-V]	≥On:	Images in 24p are output in 24p as they are.
	When this unit is connected to a TV supporting 1080/24p		However,
	output via an HDMI cable, this unit displays each frame		– when video is being output at 24 frames, images from any
	at 1/24 second intervals – the same interval originally		other terminal than the HDMI AV OUT terminal may not be
	shot with the film camera.		output properly.
			– [BD-V] :when images other than 24p are played, images are
	≥When playing DVD-Video, set to “On” and then set
			output at 60p.
	“24p” in “Video” (> 33) to “On”
		≥Off
	HDMI RGB Output Range	≥Standard:	The video is output as it is.
	Effective when connected to a device that only supports	≥Enhanced:	When the black and white contrast of a video is low, the
	RGB output.		signal is enhanced to reproduce clear video.
	HDMI Audio Output	≥On:	To output audio through the TV’s speakers or other devices.
	This setting selects whether or not to output audio from	≥Off:	To output audio through system speakers. (The audio is
	HDMI.		output using the settings of the main unit.)
	VIERA Link	≥On
	Set to use “HDAVI Control” function when connected	≥Off:	Select when you do not want to use “HDAVI Control”.
	with an HDMI cable to a device that supports “HDAVI
	Control”.
	Power Off Link	≥Video/Audio:	When the TV is turned off, this unit will turn off automatically.
	Select the desired power off link setting of this unit for	≥Video:	When the TV is turned off, this unit will turn off except during
	VIERA Link operation (> 26). (This works depending on		the following conditions:
	the settings of the connected VIERA Link “HDAVI Control”		– audio playback ([CD] [MP3])

compatible equipment.)	– iPod mode
	– radio mode
	– “AUX” or “D-IN1” (DIGITAL IN 1) mode (non-selected TV
	audio setting for VIERA Link)
	– “D-IN2” (DIGITAL IN 2) mode (non-selected TV audio
	setting for CABLE/SAT)

*1 This function has no effect when S.SURROUND is selected during AUX (TV) playback.

*2 In this unit, a P4HD (> 52) video processor is used to provide video of optimal resolution to the connected TV.