Onkyo DR-S2.0 Reproducing MPEG2 Sounds from DVD Videos, Output sound conversion tables

DVD

Changing the DOLBY DIGITAL Surround Sound Format to the Digitally Recordable Frequency (kHz)/Quantization (bit)

Change the sound signal conversion method to “PCM” following the steps in “Changing the Sound Signal Conversion Method Temporarily” on the opposite page.

Referring to c in the table below, the DOLBY DIGITAL Surround format will be converted into the 48 kHz/16 bit format which is recordable.

DVD

DVD

Changing the MPEG2 Sound Format of DVD Videos to Analog Signals for Recording

Digital recording of MPEG2 sounds is impossible regardless of the sound signal conversion methods. However, analog recording of MPEG2 is possible if you change the sound format to analog signals.

To record MPEG2 sounds from the analog output jacks, change the sound signal conversion method to “96k Sound” or “PCM” following the steps in “Changing the Sound Signal Conversion Method Temporarily” on the opposite page.

Reproducing MPEG2 Sounds from DVD Videos

Referring to g in the table below, MPEG2 sound is not reproduced from the speakers when the sound signal conversion method is the factory setting, “Bitstream.”

To reproduce MPEG2 sound from DVD Videos, change the sound signal conversion method to “96k Sound” or “PCM” following the steps in “Changing the Sound Signal Conversion Method Temporarily” on the opposite page.

Output sound conversion tables

Referring to i in the table below, the MPEG2 format will be converted into the recordable analog signals using the 48 kHz/16 bit format, whereas the MPEG2 sounds are not output to the analog output jacks when the sound signal conversion method is “Bitstream” (h in the table below).

Symbols in the tables

•The symbols a, c, g, h, and i are referred to on the previous page and this page.

•The symbols b, c, d, e, and f are referred to on page 60 in “Recording Using the Connected Equipment.”

Sound from the speakers

				Conversion methods*2
Discs	Sound systems*1			Bitstream		96k Sound	PCM
	DOLBY DIGITAL			DOLBY DIGITAL			48 kHz/16 bit
			48 kHz/16 bit
				Same kHz/bit as the source
			48 kHz/20 bit			48 kHz/16 bit
DVD	Linear		48 kHz/24 bit			a
	PCM		96 kHz/16 bit	48 kHz/16 bit		Same kHz/bit as	48 kHz/16 bit
videos
			96 kHz/20 bit			the source
			96 kHz/24 bit
		DTS			DTS		f No sound
		MPEG2		g No sound		48 kHz/16 bit
VIDEO CDs		MPEG1				44.1 kHz/16 bit
Audio CDs	Linear PCM 44.1kHz/16 bit			Same kHz/bit as the source
		DTS				DTS

*1 Some discs have more than one sound system that can be selected (see page 45).

*2 You can change the conversion method temporarily as described on the previous page, or permanently using the setting menu (see pages 50 and 54).

Sound signals from the digital output and kHz/bit used to convert digital signals to analog signals

					Digital output signals from			kHz/bit when converting Digital Signals to
					the DIGITAL OUTPUT (OPT) connector			Analog Signals for Analog jacks
					Conversion methods*2			Conversion methods*2
Discs	Sound systems*1				Bitstream	96k Sound	PCM	Bitstream		96k Sound	PCM
	DOLBY DIGITAL			b	Bitstream		c	48 kHz/20 bit	48 kHz/20 bit		48 kHz/20 bit
							48 kHz/16 bit
			48 kHz/16 bit		Same kHz/bit as the source			48 kHz/16 bit	48 kHz/16 bit		48 kHz/16 bit
			48 kHz/20 bit			48 kHz/16 bit		48 kHz/20 bit	48 kHz/20 bit		48 kHz/20 bit
DVD	Linear		48 kHz/24 bit			d			48 kHz/24 bit
videos	PCM		96 kHz/16 bit	48 kHz/16 bit		No signal is	48 kHz/16 bit	48 kHz/16 bit	96 kHz/16 bit		48 kHz/16 bit
			96 kHz/20bit			output.		48 kHz/20 bit	96 kHz/20 bit		48 kHz/20 bit
			96 kHz/24 bit						96 kHz/24 bit
		DTS			Bitstream		f No signal	e		No signal
		MPEG2		Bitstream (7.1ch)		Bitstream (2ch)	48 kHz/16 bit	h No signal	i	48 kHz/16 bit
VIDEO CDs		MPEG1				44.1 kHz/16 bit			44.1 kHz/16 bit
Audio CDs	Linear PCM 44.1 kHz/16 bit				Same kHz/bit as the source				44.1 kHz/16 bit
		DTS				Bitstream		e		No Signal

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