Harman-Kardon 950-0321-001 Setting Up the Receiver, Display Settings, Audio Settings, English

BDS

Setting Up the Receiver

Display Settings			Audio Settings
Display Settings			Audio Settings
TV	Aspect Ratio	16:9 Full	Tone Controls	Bass	0dB
Video Processing	Resolution	Auto	Audio Out	Treble	0dB
	Color Space	RGB
	Film Mode	Off
	HDMI Deep Color	Off
Select to adjust display settings			Select to adjust Bass & Treble

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TV: This option allows you to set the following display parameters:

tAspect Ratio: This option lets you select how you want 4:3 programs displayed on a 16:9 TV, or 16:9 programs displayed on a 4:3 TV. “16:9 Full” stretches 4:3 material to fill a 16:9 TV screen. “16:9 Normal” displays 4:3 material on a 16:9 TV with black boxes on either side of the picture, preserving the program’s original visual composition without distortion. “4:3 Pan & Scan” zooms in on widescreen material to fill a 4:3 screen. “4:3 Letterbox” displays 16:9 material with black bars above and below the picture, preserving the program’s original visual composition without distortion.

tResolution: This option lets you select your TV’s highest resolution. “Auto” automatically selects the best resolution for your TV.

tFilm Mode: If your TV can handle a 1080p 24Hz signal (if it is 1080p resolution and has a video-refresh rate that is a whole-number multiple of 24), set Film Mode to “On” to get maximum resolution from Blu-ray Disc content mastered at 24 frames per second. If your display cannot handle a 1080p/24Hz signal, set this option to “Off,” and the BDS receiver will upconvert 24-frame-per-second film material to the standard video 30Hz refresh rate.

tHDMI Deep Color: This option allows you to adjust the resolution of color output to your TV. If your TV accepts Deep Color, this option allows your TV to display an enhanced color palette.

t On: The BDS receiver outputs 36-bit Deep Color if your TV supports it. If your TV does not, the receiver will output 30-bit color.

t Off: The BDS receiver does not output Deep Color (color resolution remains at 24 bits).

Video Processing: This option allows you to set the BDS receiver’s internal video processing.

Video Mode: This setting lets you select a preset video-processing option to optimize the picture for the current program by adjusting the brightness, contrast, color and sharpness:

tStandard: Neutral control settings

tVivid: For video games

tCinema: For movies and many television broadcasts

tCustom: This option lets you adjust the picture settings manually. The Brightness, Saturation (color saturation), Hue, Contrast, Sharpness and CTI settings appear as sliders. The default setting for each adjustment is 0. Use the Cursor Left/Right buttons to change each setting’s value.

Tone Controls: This option lets you increase or decrease the amount of bass (low frequencies) and treble (high frequencies) in the sound. The adjustment ranges from –10dB to +10dB, in 1dB increments.

Audio Output: This option lets you set the following items:

tHDMI Audio Out: In addition to digital video signals, the BDS receiver’s HDMI connection also carries digital audio signals. Four settings are available:

t Auto: This option causes the receiver’s HDMI output to output the digital-audio format that best matches the surround-sound decoding capabilities of the component it’s connected to.

t Bitstream Native: This option outputs the program in its native audio format via the HDMI output.

t PCM: This option outputs a two-channel downmix derived from the program’s native audio format via the HDMI output.

tOff: This option turns the receiver’s HDMI audio output off. We recommend setting this option to “Off,” so you can take full advantage of the superior audio capability of your BDS system’s receiver and speakers.

Dynamic Range Control: This setting makes the loud and quiet parts of a movie or music closer to the same volume (a process known as compression). Compression lets you turn up the volume so you can hear the quiet parts without the loud parts disturbing others. NOTE: This feature works only with Dolby Digital programs that have been specially encoded. Three settings are available:

tOff: Never applies compression. Use this setting when the volume may be as loud as you desire.

tOn: Always applies compression. Use this setting when you want the volume to be as quiet as possible without making it difficult to hear spoken dialogue.

tAuto: Applies compression based on information encoded in the Dolby Digital bitstream. The receiver will selectively apply compression only during the most dynamic parts of the soundtrack.

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