Section

05Changing the Settings (Initial Settings)

Digital Audio Out settings

Options settings

Settings

 

 

 

Multichannel audio signals are converted to 2-channel linear PCM

 

LPCM (2CH)

audio signals for output. This can be selected when the connected

 

 

HDMI-compatible device does not support multichannel audio.

HDMI Out

 

Audio signals supported by the connected HDMI-compatible

 

device (Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG and linear PCM) are output.

 

Auto

 

Audio signals not supported by the connected HDMI-compatible

 

 

 

 

device are converted to linear PCM for output.

 

Off

No audio signals are output from the HDMI OUT terminal.

The settings can only be changed when the player and HDMI-compatible device are connected using an HDMI cable.

If the connected HDMI-compatible device is not compatible with DTS audio, the DTS audio signals are not output (the DTS audio signals are not converted to linear PCM signals for output).

Digital Out

On

Off

Audio signals are output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminals.

No audio signals are output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal.

When Digital Out is set to Off, the audio signals output from the HDMI OUT terminal are converted to linear PCM.

 

Dolby Digital

Dolby Digital audio signals are output. Select this when the con

 

nected AV receiver or amplifier supports Dolby Digital audio.

 

 

Dolby Digital Out

 

Dolby Digital audio signals are converted to linear PCM audio

 

Dolby Digital > PCM

signals for output. Select this when the connected AV receiver or

 

 

amplifier does not support Dolby Digital audio.

 

DTS

DTS audio signals are output. Select this when the connected AV

 

receiver or amplifier supports DTS audio.

DTS Out

 

Off

DTS audio signals are not output. Select this when the connected

 

 

AV receiver or amplifier does not support DTS audio.

 

 

When the connected AV receiver or amplifier does not support DTS audio, set Off. Noise may be generated if DTS is set.

 

 

96 kHz audio signals are converted to 48 kHz/44.1 kHz audio

 

96kHz > 48kHz

signals for output. Select this when the connected AV receiver or

96 kHz PCM Out

 

amplifier does not support 96 kHz audio.

 

96kHz

96 kHz audio signals are output. Select this when the connected

 

AV receiver or amplifier supports 96 kHz audio.

 

 

 

MPEG

MPEG audio signals are output. Select this when the connected

 

AV receiver or amplifier supports MPEG audio.

 

 

MPEG Out

 

MPEG audio signals are converted to linear PCM audio signals for

 

MPEG > PCM

output. Select this when the connected AV receiver or amplifier

 

 

does not support MPEG audio.

The factory default settings are indicated in italic.

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Pioneer DVP 420K, DV-420V-K operating instructions Changing the Settings Initial Settings, Digital Audio Out settings

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