English Operation, Lip Sync Delay EXOTIK+DA

English Operation

Lip Sync Delay (EXOTIK+DA)

You may find with certain DVD-Videos that the movement of the actors’ lips and the sound are not synchronized. You can correct this on the EXOTIK+DA using the Lip Sync Delay feature.

To adjust Lip Sync Delay:

●Press LIP SYNC on the handset.

●Press / to increase/decrease the delay of the audio signal until the picture and audio are synchronized.

Lip Sync Delay range is from 0 to 250 milliseconds.

Notes:

The setting for Lip Sync Delay is retained for that source.

When adding Lip Sync Delay to an analogue source the audio must be converted from the audio domain to the digital domain and back again. For this reason, the minimum delay that can be applied to an analogue source is 5 milliseconds.

Surround sound formats

The EXOTIK+DA is equipped with a wide range of surround sound formats to enhance your audio/home cinema experience. The only surround sound format available on the standard EXOTIK is Stereo Sub.

To change the surround sound format:

●Repeatedly press SURR on the handset until the desired format is shown on the front panel display.

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The available surround sound formats, and a brief description of each, is as follows:

Surround sound format	Description

Dolby Digital	A standard for storing 5.1 channels of audio signal
	on to discs such as DVD-Videos

Dolby Digital EX	Spreads the surround speaker portion of a Dolby
	Digital 5.1 audio signal to two back speakers -
	converting 5.1 audio to 7.1 audio

Dolby Pro Logic II	Converts any non-surround sound audio signal into a
	surround sound 5.0 signal

Dolby Pro Logic II Music	Same as Dolby Pro Logic II but is particularly suited
	to music. Features three user-adjustable parameters
	that are accessed via the setup menus

DTS Digital Surround	A standard for storing 5.1 channels of audio signal on
	to discs such as DVD-Videos

DTS 96/24	Same as DTS Digital Surround but offers better audio
	quality

DTS ES Matrix	Spreads the surround speaker portion of a DTS 5.1
	audio signal to two back speakers - converting 5.1
	audio to 7.1 audio

DTS ES Discrete	A standard for storing 6.1 channels of audio signal
	on to discs such as DVD-Videos. On the EXOTIK the
	extra channel can be spread over two back speakers -
	converting 6.1 audio to 7.1 audio

DTS 96/24 ES Matrix	Higher quality of DTS Digital Surround with the
	addition of the surround sound speaker portion of
	the signal being spread to two back speakers -
	converting 5.1 audio to 7.1 audio

Phantom	Passes the centre channel portion of a 5.1 or 7.1
	audio signal to the front left and right speakers

3 Stereo	Downmixes a 5.1 or 7.1 audio signal and passes it to
	the front left and right, and centre speakers only

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