JBL AV1 Status Menu Parameter Descriptions, Basic Operation, Digital Status, Encoding, Bit Rate

Basic Operation JBL Performance

DIGITAL STATUS

Provides information about digital input sources for which a sample rate is detected, but no audio is present in the input signal.

Parameter	Possible Settings
INPUT	The selected input
MODE	The activated listening mode
INPUT TYPE	---
SAMPLE RATE	44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz

See “Status Menu Parameter Descriptions” on page 3-18for detailed information.

DIGITAL STATUS

INPUT

MODE

INPUT TYPE

SAMPLE RATE

STATUS MENU PARAMETER DESCRIPTIONS

2.0 ENCODING MATRIX, NONE

Indicates whether or not a matrix-encoded source is detected. When the parameter setting is MATRIX, a matrix-encoded source is detected. When the parameter setting is NONE, a matrix-encoded source is not detected. The AV1 cannot automatically detect matrix encoding in non-flagged input sources.

BIT RATE 32kbps to 640 kbps or 754kbps to 1509.7kbps

Indicates the rate at which the input signal is encoded. A higher bit rate indicates that less compression was used during the encoding process. Possible settings for Dolby Digital sources range from 32 to 640 kbps. Possible settings for DTS(-ES) sources range from 754 to 1509.7kbps.

CENTER MIX LVL -3.0dB, -4.5dB, -6.0dB

Indicates the relative level of the center channel that was used dur- ing the mixing process.

CHANNELS 3/3.1, 3/2.1, 3/2, 3/1, 2/2, 2/1, 2/0, 1/0

Indicates the number of channels present in the input source. The first digit indicates the number of front channels present. The digit after the slash indicates the number of surround channels present. The digit after the decimal point indicates the presence of LFE (low frequency effects) information. For instance, if the parameter set- ting is 3/2.1, an input source with three front channels, two sur- round channels, and LFE information is present. LFE information is sent to the audio output connector labeled Subwoofer.

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