Integra Connecting to an AV Receiver’sVideo Inputs, Hdmi & the RDV-1.1, Audio Formats

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HDMI & the RDV-1.1

■Video

The RDV-1.1’s HDMI OUT supports the following video resolutions:

•640 x 480p (VGA), 60 Hz

•720 x 480p (progressive), 60 Hz

•720 x 576p (progressive), 50 Hz

•1280 x 720p (progressive), 50/60 Hz

•1920 x 1080i (interlaced), 50/60 Hz

•Through Source Resolution (external input video is output at the same resolution. DVD playback is output at 480p or 576p)

If the connected HDTV or projector doesn’t support a resolution, you may get no picture.

When playing a DVD, or when watching an external video input source, the HDMI OUT works as follows.

Selected video input		HDMI OUTa
DVD playback (i.e., RDV-1.1)		DVDb
	COMPONENT	Externalb
	VIDEO IN (SD)
	COMPONENT	Externalb
External	VIDEO IN (HD)
	S VIDEO VIDEO IN	Externalb
	VIDEO VIDEO IN	Externalb
HDMI		HDMI thru

a.Only works with components that support HDCP (High-band- width Digital Content Protection).

b.Resolutions supported by the connected TV can be selected by pressing the [Resolution] button (see page 67).

On the RDV-1.1, you can select a resolution suitable for use with the connected HDTV or projector (see

page 67).

■Audio Formats

The RDV-1.1’s HDMI OUT supports the following audio formats:

•PCM (48 kHz, 44.1 kHz)

•Dolby Digital

•DTS

•MPEG

If your HDMI-compatible TV or projector doesn’t sup- port Dolby Digital, DTS, or MPEG, the HDMI OUT will not output digital audio in that format. In this case, set the Digital Out/Digital 2 setting (i.e., Dolby Digital Out, DTS Out, or MPEG Out) to downmix to PCM (see page 76).

To output 96 kHz PCM audio from a DVD-Video disc, set the Linear PCM Out setting to Down Sample On (see page 76).

Note that audio from DVD-Audio and SACD discs is not output by the HDMI OUT. For these formats you need to use the analog multichannel output (see page 37) or i.LINK (see page 34).

Connecting to an AV Receiver’sVideo Inputs

This section shows how to connect the RDV-1.1’s video outputs to an AV receiver’s video inputs.

Component video offers the best picture quality, so if your AV receiver supports it, use a commercially avail- able component video cable to connect the RDV-1.1’s COMPONENT VIDEO OUT to a component video input on your AV receiver. If your AV receiver supports progressive scanning, you must use a component video connection to take advantage of it.

If you don’t have component video, S-Video offers better picture quality than composite video, so if your AV receiver supports it, use the supplied S-Video cable to connect the RDV-1.1’s S VIDEO VIDEO OUT to an S-Video input on your AV receiver. Failing that, use the supplied composite video cable to connect the RDV-1.1’s VIDEO VIDEO OUT to a composite video input on your AV receiver.

G. Using Component Video

RS 232	HDMI	VIDEO IN	VIDEO OUT	AUDIO OUT	IR	D. MIX	FRONT	SURR 1	CENTER	SURR 2
			COMPONENT

Y	Y	DIGITAL 1		DIGITAL 2		L		L
					IN
OUT
PB	PB				OUT	R		R
						REMOTE		SUB
		COAXIAL	OPTICAL	COAXIAL	OPTICAL	CONTROL	AUDIO OUT	WOOFER
PR	PR	DIGITAL 2
		( BALANCED)					HD VIDEO OUT
IN		AES/EBU					COMPONENT
						Y	PB	PR
S400
( AUDIO)						1
S VIDEO

			12V
			TRIGGER
	VIDEO		2
	S VIDEO	VIDEO
1	1+ 2		IN

SURR MODE

(AUDIO OUT)

VIDEO OUT

COMPONENT

Y

PB

Y PB PR

PR

VIDEO IN

Signal flow

AV receiver

Notes:

•The COMPONENT VIDEO OUT supports interlaced video.

•HD COMPONENT VIDEO OUT 1 and 2 support pro- gressive video.

•HD COMPONENT VIDEO OUT 1 supports HD video.

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