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Changing the lip sync and on-screen display

To adjust the lip sync

The LipSync parameter is a unique feature of the digital surround processor which allows you to adjust the delay between the sound and the video image by up to one video frame.

Most movies are mixed for a viewing distance of 30 feet, and when viewed from 12 feet or less the sound arrives too early, giving a disconcerting effect. Using the LipSync parameter you can add an overall delay to the sound to accommodate your closer home viewing distance.

Many TV broadcasts delay the picture by half a frame, and can benefit from a LipSync setting of 12ms.

LipSync 0

●Press > or < until the display shows:

●Press A or V to change the delay in milliseconds.

You can adjust the delay between 0 and 30ms, where 30ms corresponds to sitting 30 feet further away from the screen.

To change the position of the on-screen display

For each DSP preset you can specify the position of the on-screen display (OSD), or blank the on-screen display altogether.

For example, you may prefer to have the on-screen display at the top of the screen when watching videos, but at the bottom of the screen when listening to music.

●Press > or < until the display shows the current OSD position.

OSD Low

For example:

●Press A or V to change the position.

You can choose between Off, Low, Med, or High.

Customising the digital surround processor

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Contents Meridian 565 Digital Surround Processor Preface Contents Service and guarantee DSP presetsIntroduction Professional features Meridian 500 SeriesSeries communications Sample configurations Three-channel stereo systemFive-channel surround system THX system Meridian Analogue Theatre DSP6000C An AC-3 LaserDisc system Complete multimedia surround systemSpecification Specification and accessoriesPCM, 7.1, and MLP versions Available accessoriesMulti-channel digital sources DSP presetsMpeg Surround Multi-channel sources encoded onto two channelsTV Logic Conventional stereo sourcesTrifield Special DSP presetsUsing the digital surround processor Front panel Switching on and off To switch to standbyTo switch on from standby To select a source Selecting a sourceTo restore the sound Adjusting the volumeTo change the volume To mute the soundTo change the DSP preset Changing the DSP presetTo change the display Changing the displayUsing the digital surround processor Customising the digital surround processor Locking and unlocking the menus To lock the menusTo unlock the menus Changing the DSP parameters Using a Meridian DSP LoudspeakerTo change a DSP parameter Standard parametersOSD Standard parametersTo change the absolute phase Changing treble, bass, or phaseTo change the treble To change the bassTo move the listening position to the left or right Changing the listening positionTo change the relative delay of the centre speaker Changing the integration of the centreTo change the relative level of the centre speaker Changing the spaciousness of the sound To change the relative delay of the rear or side speakersTo adjust the lip sync Changing the lip sync and on-screen displayTo change the position of the on-screen display To change the DSP preset for a source Changing the DSP preset for a sourceTo save the preset settings Defining your own presetsTo clear a user-defined preset DSP presets Pro Logic Logic DSP presetsPro Logic and THX Cinema DSP preset parameters THX CinemaTV Logic TV Logic DSP preset parameters Mono and Academy DSP preset parametersMono and Academy Music DSP presets MusicTrifield Music and Trifield DSP preset parameters Super Stereo AmbisonicMusic Logic DSP preset parameters Ambisonic and Super Stereo DSP preset parametersMusic Logic DTS MusicMpeg Music Stereo and DirectMLP MLP version only Movie DSP presets Dolby DigitalDolby Digital THX, DTS THX, Using dynamic range control Movie DSP preset parametersUsing peak-level limiting Service and guarantee Guarantee ServiceGlossary Limit Mono sub LayoutMax SPL Mono surrounds LFE subPreset Source SurroundSteered surrounds Type DSP parameters IndexListening position, moving to Meridian Digital Theatre Selecting a source Sides DSP parameter Sources Processor
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