Figure 33

SETUP, con’t

Note: The title

of the icon

button- bar will

change

color from yellow

(the

cursor color)

to blue

indicating the selected item.

4.Return to the Video Setup Menu by pressing the Leftfollowed by the Updirectional Push-buttons.

5.Next continue to the PROGRESSIVE MODE Settings. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this time, exit by pressing the RTRN (Return) Push- button.

Note: The SETUP Push-button may also be pressed to exit the setup mode.

Progressive Mode

When the Component Video Output (Analog Video) is connected to the TV/Monitor and the Progessive Mode is set to Auto (default setting) the MVP871 will produce the best possible picture quality. The two additional Modes of Progressive Scan “Video1” and “Video2” allow for manual override when the Progressive Scan Circuits can not detemine whether the video signal is film or video based. Video1 setting will look best with Video Source material and Video2 will look best with Film Source material. For additional important information on using the Component Video Outputs and the Progressive Scan Mode refer to “Component Video” on page 27. To switch Off the Proges- sive Scan Mode perform the following:

1.Press the SETUP Push-button on the supplied Remote Control to access the Language Setup Menu. Then press the Rightdirectional Push-button to select the

Video Menu Icon Tab. Refer to figure 24.

Note: If there is a Disc playing in the MVP871 press the

STOP

Push- button

Figure 34

twice before pressing the SETUP Push-button.

2.Use the Downdirectional Push-button on the Re- mote Control to select the PROGRESSIVE MODE Menu. Refer to figure 34.

3.To change from the default setting use the Rightdirectional Push-button followed by Upor Downdirectional Push-buttons and then press the SELECT Push-button.

Note: The title of the icon button-bar will change color from yellow (the cursor color) to blue indicating the selected item.

4.Return to the Video Setup Menu by pressing the Leftfollowed by the Updirectional Push-buttons.

5.Next continue to the PIXEL CROPPING Settings. If no other changes are to be made in Setup Mode at this

time, exit by pressing the RTRN (Return) Push-button.

Note: The SETUP Push-button may also be pressed to exit the setup mode.

Pixel Cropping

A small number of TV/Monitors might exhibit some horizontal instability (jitter). This can be removed by Pixel Cropping Circuitry in the MVP871. To activate perform the following:

1.Press the SETUP Push-button on the supplied Remote Control to access the Language Setup Menu. Then press the Rightdirectional Push-button to select the

Video Menu Icon Tab. Refer to figure 24.

Note: If there is a Disc playing in the MVP871 press the

STOP

Push- button twice

before

Figure 35

pressing

 

the SETUP Push-button.

 

2.Use the Downdirectional Push-button on the Re- mote Control to select the PIXEL CROPPING Menu. Refer to figure 35.

3.To change from the default setting use the Rightdirectional Push-button followed by Upor Downdirectional Push-buttons and then press the SELECT Push-button.

Note: The title of the icon button-bar will change color from yellow (the cursor color) to blue indicating the selected item.

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McIntosh MVP871 owner manual Progressive Mode, Video Menu Icon Tab. Refer to figure, Pixel Cropping
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MVP871 specifications

The McIntosh MVP871 is a premium universal disc player known for its high-end performance and exceptional audio and video quality. Incorporating cutting-edge technologies, the MVP871 stands out as a versatile option for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike. It is engineered to handle a broad range of media formats, including CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs, as well as various digital file formats, making it an all-in-one solution for your entertainment needs.

One of the MVP871’s defining features is its advanced video processing capabilities. Equipped with a high-quality video chipset, the player can upscale standard DVDs and Blu-ray discs to deliver vivid images at resolutions up to 1080p. This ensures that older content is presented with improved clarity and detail, making it a suitable fit in modern home theater setups. The player's 10-bit video processing enhances color depth and dynamic range, providing a richer viewing experience.

Audio performance is equally impressive. The MVP871 utilizes high-resolution audio processing technologies, supporting a variety of audio formats including SACD and DVD-Audio. This means users can enjoy music with incredible detail and fidelity, thanks to the player’s meticulous digital-to-analog conversion process. Furthermore, the player has balanced XLR outputs along with traditional RCA connections, allowing for integration into high-end audio systems while minimizing noise and interference.

Connectivity is a strong suit of the MVP871. It comes with multiple ports including HDMI, component, and digital audio outputs, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. The HDMI output can carry both audio and video, simplifying connections to modern AV receivers and displays. Moreover, it supports a robust array of formats, including MP3, WAV, and FLAC, catering to the growing trend of digital music streaming.

The MVP871's design reflects the craftsmanship typical of McIntosh products. The player features a sleek black exterior with illuminated blue meters, adding an aesthetic appeal to any audio setup. It is built to last, employing high-quality components and materials that not only enhance performance but also ensure durability.

In summary, the McIntosh MVP871 is a remarkable universal disc player that combines versatility, advanced technology, and premium design. With its extensive format support, superior video and audio quality, and comprehensive connectivity options, it serves as an ideal centerpiece in any high-performance audio and visual system. Whether enjoying classic albums or the latest blockbuster film, the MVP871 offers an unparalleled entertainment experience.
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