JVC DR-MV5BE manual Mode Set DVD Deck, DVD Digital Audio OUT Dolby Digital / PCM / Stream

DVD SET UP FUNCTION SET UP INITIAL SET UP

VIDEO IN/OUT RECORDING SET DISPLAY SET OTHERS

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78 EN SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS

Mode Set (DVD Deck)

* The boldface settings below indicate the settings at your purchase.

AUDIO OUTPUT

●Turn on the unit.

●Turn on the TV and select the AV mode.

●Slide the TV/DVD switch to DVD.

DVD

8DIGITAL AUDIO OUT — DOLBY DIGITAL / PCM / STREAM /

PCM / PCM ONLY

Set to the appropriate mode according to the type of the device connected to [DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT] connector.

DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM: Select this when you connect the digital input connector of a Dolby Digital Decoder or an amplifier with a built-in Dolby Digital Decoder.

STREAM/PCM: Select this when you connect the digital input connector of an amplifier with a built-in DTS, Dolby Digital, or MPEG multichannel decoder.

PCM ONLY: Select this when you connect the linear PCM digital input of other audio equipment (amplifier, MD or DAT deck, etc.).

NOTE:

If you watch or play back a title which contains multiple audio languages, select “PCM ONLY” in advance and choose main or sub audio with AUDIO.

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8ANALOG AUDIO OUT — STEREO / DOLBY SURROUND

Select the appropriate setting to accommodate the unit to the connected A/V equipment. This function takes effect when a DVD VIDEO disc is played back.

STEREO: Select this when listening to conventional two-channel stereo audio with the unit’s [AUDIO OUTPUT] connectors connected to a stereo amplifier/receiver or TV set, or in case you want to record the audio from a DVD VIDEO disc to a Mini Disc, etc.

DOLBY SURROUND: Select this when listening to multichannel surround audio with the unit’s [AUDIO OUTPUT] connectors connected to an amplifier/receiver with a built-in surround decoder or a surround decoder.

SET UP

Various modes of this unit are categorised into menus nested in 2 levels shown in the following table. To change the settings of these modes, find the desired mode in the menu (for details on each menu, see pages 78 through 80), then follow the procedure below.

DVD SET UP	LANGUAGE SET ( pg. 20)
	AUDIO OUTPUT ( pg. 78)
	UTILITY ( pg. 89, 90)
FUNCTION SET UP	VIDEO IN/OUT ( pg. 21, 44)
	RECORDING SET ( pg. 79)
	DISPLAY SET ( pg. 79)
	OTHERS ( pg. 80)
INITIAL SET UP	AUTO CH SET ( pg. 84)
	MANUAL CH SET ( pg. 85)
	GUIDE PR ( pg. 83)
	CLOCK SET ( pg. 88)

●The procedure below shows how to set the desired option of the “AUDIO REC” mode as an example.

1 Press DVD so that the DVD lamp lights up on the unit. 2 Press SET UP to access the Main Menu screen.

3Press w e to select “FUNCTION SET UP”, then press t.

4 Press w e to select “RECORDING SET”, then press t.

5 Press rt to select “AUDIO		SAVE AS LIBRARY				ON
REC”, then press ENTER.		XP MODE REC AUDIO			DOLBY DIGITAL
		AUDIO REC				NICAM1/MAIN
6 Press rt to select the desired						NICAM1/MAIN
		DIRECT REC				NICAM2/SUB
option, then press ENTER.						MONO
		INPUT COLOUR SYSTEM
7 Press SET UP to complete the	SET UP		OK	SELECT WITH [CURSORS]
	EXIT		SELECT	THEN PRESS [ENTER]

setting.

8D. RANGE CONTROL — NORMAL / WIDE RANGE / TV

MODE

The dynamic range (the difference between the loudest sound and the quietest one) can be compressed during playback of a programme encoded in Dolby Digital format.

This function takes effect when a DVD VIDEO disc recorded in Dolby Digital format is played back at low or middle volume. NORMAL: Normally select this setting to activate this function. WIDE RANGE: Select this to deactivate this function when you

enjoy wide dynamic range programme.

TV MODE: Select this when you hear the sound through the TV’s speaker(s).

NOTES:

●This function has no effect on programmes other than that recorded in Dolby Digital format.

●The effect of “NORMAL” and “WIDE RANGE” may not be different depending on discs.

8OUTPUT LEVEL — STANDARD / LOW

You can lower the output level of analog audio to accommodate the unit to the connected A/V equipment.

STANDARD: Normally select this setting.

LOW: The output level of analog audio is lowered.

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