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Philips 5.1 manual Minimum System Requirements, Audio Performance

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1.2. Minimum System Requirements

Genuine Intel Pentium III 450 MHz or faster

64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)

One CD-ROM Drive

800 x 600 screen resolution (1024 x 768 recommended)

20 MB of available hard drive space

PCI 2.2 compliant slot

Windows 2000 or Windows XP Operating System

NOTE: Each operating system has its own minimum requirements that should be observed. In addition, various games and DVD applications may require higher limits than listed above.

1.3. Audio Performance

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: > 104 dB

Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise: 0.004%

Frequency Response: <20 Hz to >20 kHz

The Ultimate Edge™ Soundcard Users Guide

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Philips 5.1 manual Minimum System Requirements, Audio Performance

Contents

Ultimate Edge High Definition Philips Sound Solutionsplus PSA2 HD 24-bit Sound CardSOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT Philips Sound Solutionsinfo@Philips.com Philips Sound SolutionsPhilips Ultimate Edge Philips Sound Solutions5.1 Channel Soundcard 1. Introduction 2. Installation of The New Sound Card3. The Philips Sound Agent 2 HD Table Of ContentsAppendix A Uninstalling PSA2 HDAppendix B Appendix C1. Introduction 1.1. KEY FEATURES Sound Agent 2 HD 24-bit Audio Control CenterS/N Ratio 104dB THD = 0.004% 1.3. Audio Performance 1.2. Minimum System Requirements2.1. Quick Installation Guide 2. Installation of The New Sound Card2.1.1. Step 2.1.2. Step2.2. Detailed Installation Guide 2.2.1. Before Installing the New Soundcard2.2.2. Identifying The Old Sound System 2.2.3. Disabling the Integrated Sound 2.2.4. Uninstalling the Old Soundcard and DriversCaution Static electricity can permanently damage to your soundcard To Prevent DamageFollow these steps to remove the old card. See Figure The Ultimate Edge Soundcard Users Guide Philips Sound Solutions2.2.5. Installing the New Soundcard 2.2.6.1. Digital Speakers 2.2.6. Speaker Connection2.3. Software Installation 3.1. Basic Interface Operation 3. The Philips Sound Agent 2 HDMute Button Default Master Volume3.2. Compact Control Panel MuteQRumble QSizzleNormalize 3D Effects3.3.1. Effects Tab 3.3. Main Control PanelQSizzle QRumbleNormalization QRumble responds in real time to the varying nature of the input signal, automatically adjusting itself accordingly. This is very different from the Equalizer, which is a static frequency processor. The Equalizer does not monitor the input signal or perform self-adjustment3D Effects 3.3.2. Equalizer Tab Speaker Test Utility 3.3.3. Setup TabFader Slider Preamp SliderCenter Slider LFE Slider3.3.4. Mixer Tab 3.3.4.1. Playback source controls3.3.4.2. Recording Source Control 3.3.4.3. Advanced Mixer Sub-Tab S/PDIF EnableHI-SR96KHz Front Speakers or HeadphonesListen To Analog Inputs All Available Speakers and Outputs with Effects QMSSLoad 3.3.5. Presets TabSave Save As3.3.6. Info Tab 3.4. Visualization Control Panel 4. Uninstalling PSA2 HD 5. Technical Support And Warranty 5.1. Internet Address5.2. Technical Support Information 6.2. Ideal Listening Scenario Headphones Useful Tips For Speaker setup6.4. Balance the Speakers and Headphones 6. Appendix A7. Appendix B Uninstalling the Old Drivers and the SoundcardDisabling the Integrated Sound 8. Appendix C9. Appendix D TroubleshootingNo PSA2 HD Icon in the System Tray The Ultimate Edge Soundcard Users Guide Philips Sound Solutions