Section

05Changement des réglages (Réglages initiaux)

Réglages des

Réglages

options

 

 

 

Restitue des signaux audio MPEG. Sélectionnez cette option lors

 

MPEG

que le récepteur ou l’amplificateur AV raccordé prend en charge

 

 

le son MPEG.

MPEG Out

 

Les signaux audio MPEG sont convertis en signaux audio PCM

 

MPEG > PCM

linéaires à la sortie. Sélectionnez cette option lorsque le récepteur

 

ou l’amplificateur AV raccordé ne prend pas en charge le son

 

 

 

 

MPEG.

Les réglages par défaut sont indiqués en italique.

À propos du réglage HDMI Out et du type de signal audio restitué

Format audio

Réglages HDMI Out

LPCM (2CH)

Auto

 

Dolby Digital

Réduction à deux voies

Dolby Digital1

 

Dolby Digital Karaoké

Gauche/droit

Dolby Digital1

 

PCM linéaire

Gauche/droit

Gauche/droit

 

DTS

Pas de sortie

DTS2

 

MPEG

Gauche/droit

MPEG1

 

 

Gauche/droit

Gauche/droit

 

 

 

DTS-CD

Pas de sortie

DTS2

 

 

Gauche/droit

Gauche/droit

 

 

 

 

1Si l’appareil compatible HDMI raccordé n’accepte pas le son Dolby Digital ou MPEG, les signaux sont automatiquement convertis en signaux audio PCM linéaires à la sortie.

2Si l’appareil compatible HDMI raccordé n’accepte pas le son DTS, les signaux audio DTS ne seront pas restitués (les signaux audio DTS ne sont pas convertis en signaux PCM linéaires à la sortie).

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Pioneer DVP 420K, DV-420V-K operating instructions Lpcm 2CH, 30 Fr

DVP 420K, DV-420V-K specifications

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