McIntosh owner manual MVP871 Video Settings and Adjustments, HDMI Settings, Video Adjustments

MVP871 Video Settings and Adjustments

MVP871 Video Settings and Adjustments

HDMI Settings

The MVP871 HDMI Digital Video Settings allow for matching the requirements of a wide variety of TV/Moni- tor types in use today. These include CRT, DLP, LCD and Plasma TV/Monitors, each with different Aspect Ratios and native resolutions.

For TV/Monitors with Digital Video Input(s) the MVP871 HDMI Video Output Signal will provide the best possible image quality. The HDMI SELECT and HDMI FORMAT Push-buttons on the Front Panel of the MVP871 or the HDMI SEL/INTRO and HDMI FMT/INPUT Push- buttons on the Remote Control, allow for matching the exact Digital Video requirements. Refer to figures 83 and 84.

The HDMI SELECT Push-button switches the HDMI Video Signal On and Off and allows the selection of differ- ent types of video signals:

Video Signal	Description
Y, CB, CR	Component Format Video Signal
RGB	Red, Blue and Green (RGB) Video Signal
PC Res	Computer RGB Video Signal at 60Hz

The HDMI FORMAT Push-Button allows the selection of different video signal resolutions:

Video Signal	Available Resolutions
Y, CB, CR	480/576i, 480/576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
	and AUTO
RGB	480/576i, 480/576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
	and AUTO
PC Res	VGA, XGA, WXGA, SXGA

Always refer to the TV/Monitor Owner’s Manual for information on the correct video signal format and resolu- tion when setting the MVP871 HDMI Output as this will provide the best possible image quality. In the event the in- formation is not available, set the MVP871 HDMI Format to AUTO.

Note: When the MVP871 HDMI Output is ac- tive the video signal at the Component Video Output will au- tomatically switch to the Interlaced Mode even though the word “Progressive” is illu- minated on the Front Panel Information Display.

Video Adjustments

A MVP871 option allows the adjustment of various video parameters, not un- like the adjustments on a TV/Monitor. These custom adjustments can be stored into one of five memory locations. To enter custom settings perform the follow- ing steps:

1.Press the PIC ADJ (Pic- ture Adjustment) Push- button to access the On Screen Icon. Refer to figure 84 and figure 85 on the next page.

2.Press the Right directional Push-but- ton to select the “M1” Memory Location, followed by pressing the SELECT Push-button to

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