Pioneer PRV-9000 DV Input, Tuner Audio Level, Audio Out Settings, Dolby Digital Out

PRV-9000 Operating Instructions

When recording a dual-mono signal in Video or VR level MN32 (does not apply if recording through the DV input) mode from an external source, record either the L (left) or R (right) audio channel.

Using VR mode with the level set to something other than MN32 causes both channels to record, thus supporting channel switching during playback.

DV Input:

If the camcorder uses 32kHz/12-bit sound when connected to the recorder’s DV IN/OUT port on the front panel, this option must be set. The default setting is Stereo1.

Some digital camcorders have two stereo tracks for audio, real-time sound and overdubbing after shooting a scene. The Stereo1 setting selects the track recorded while shooting. Stereo2 uses the overdubbed sound track.

Tuner Audio Level:

If the audio from the display device’s built-in tuner seems louder than the volume during disc playback, adjust this setting to Minimum. However, the default setting is the standard volume.

9.1.6Audio Out Settings

Audio Out provides settings for the following options: Digital – default: ON

Dolby Digital – default: Dolby Digital

DTS – default: OFF

96kHZ PCM – default: 96kHz to 48kHz

MPEG – default: MPEG to PCM

Audio DRC – default: OFF

Digital Out:

Unless there is a specific need for this feature to be turned OFF, leave the setting to ON (default).

Note: Optical and coaxial outputs may only be switched as a set.

Dolby Digital Out:

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