5HDMI Audio | Magnavox 32MF338B specs

5HDMI Audio

You can set the method of sound input for the HDMI1 input jack.

1Press [MENU] to display the main menu.

2Use [Cursor K/L] to select “FEATURES”, then press [OK].

EXIT		Closed Caption
PICTURE		Parental Control
SOUND		PC Settings
SETUP		HDMI1 Audio Source	Auto Detect

FEATURES
LANGUAGE

3Use [Cursor K/L] to select “HDMI1 Audio Source”, then press [OK].

EXIT	Closed Caption
PICTURE	Parental Control
SOUND	PC Settings
SETUP	HDMI1		Audio Source	Auto Detect
FEATURES
LANGUAGE

4Use [Cursor K/L] to select the desired sound input, then press [OK].

EXIT	Closed Caption
PICTURE	Parental Control
SOUND	PC Settings
SETUP	HDMI1 Audio Source	Auto Detect
FEATURES		HDMI
LANGUAGE		DVI

		Select if you have connected both
	Auto	digital device to the HDMI1 input
	Auto	jack and analog device to the
	Detect	jack and analog device to the
	Detect	audio sources. Digital audio input
		audio sources. Digital audio input
HDMI1		signal will have priority.
Audio		Select if you have connected a
Source	HDMI	digital device to the HDMI1 input
		jack for digital audio input signal.
		Select if you have connected an
	DVI	analog device to the analog audio
		jacks for analog audio input signal.

5Press [MENU] to exit.

INTRODUCTION

Note:		PREPARATION
• Select “Auto Detect” or “DVI” if you have connected a DVI
device to the HDMI1 input jack.
device to the HDMI1 input jack.


		INITIAL SETTING


		WATCHING TV


		OPTIONAL SETTING





		TROUBLESHOOTING


		INFORMATION

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Magnavox 32MF338B user manual 5HDMI Audio, Use Cursor K/L to select HDMI1 Audio Source, then press OK

Contents

32MF338B LCD TV For Customer Use Notification Read before operating equipment Introduction FCC Warning When Carrying this TVRADIO-TV Interference To Avoid the Hazards of Electrical Shock and Fire 5Supplied Accessories 5Symbols Used in this Manual5Mounting the TV Stand Features ContentsDTV/TV/CATV 5Installing the Batteries 5Buttons on the Remote ControlBattery Precautions Back 5Control Panel Volume5Rear Panel Channel 5Basic Connection PreparationAntenna Connection Connection to Cable Receiver Box or Satellite Box 5External Device Connection Hdmi ConnectionHDMI-DVI Connection Video Connection Component Video Connection Audio Output Connection Video in Connection Following signals can be displayed PC ConnectionFormat 5Initial Setup Initial SettingBefore you begin Make sure if the TV is connected to antenna or cables Autoprogram 5Main Menu Press Menu to exit 5Language Selection To Cancel the Sleep Timer 5Volume AdjustmentWatching TV 5Channel Selection 5Still Mode 5Switching Each Input Mode5Switching Audio Mode 5Screen Information Broadcasting InformationPress Info 5TV Screen Display Mode For 169 video signalFor 43 video signal 5Channel List 5Add Channels Optional SettingChannel registration list Use Cursor K/L to select Channel List, then press OK Use Cursor K/L to select Antenna, then press OK 5Antenna Confirmation Adjust the picture quality 5Picture AdjustmentUse Cursor s/B to adjust Smart Picture Reset Sound Settings 5Sound AdjustmentYou can adjust treble and bass Treble, Bass 5Closed Caption Caption ModeCC-1 and T-1 CC-3 and T-3 5DTV Closed Caption DTV CCUse Cursor K/L to select DTV CC, then press OK 5CC Style Font StyleFont Size Edge Type Font ColorFont Opacity Back Color Use Cursor K/L to select Parental Control, then press OK 5Parental Control Association of America To Set the Sub RatingsUse Cursor K/L to select US Movie ratings lock Then press OK Press OK TV-Y Use Cursor K/L to select Change Pin, then press Clock, Phase 5PC SettingsAuto Adjustment Horizontal Position, Vertical Position Use Cursor K/L to select HDMI1 Audio Source, then press OK 5HDMI Audio Troubleshooting 5Troubleshooting GuideAll connections once before calling for service Refer to IR Signal Check on Check the batteries of the remote controlMay interrupt the remote control signal of this TV CH. / . Refer to Switching Each Input Mode on Information MaintenanceGlossary With an AM radio 5Specifications What is Covered Warranty CoverageWhat is not Covered Exclusions Limitations This Limited Warranty does not cover