TruSurround 
is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc. TruSurround technology is incorporated under license agreement from SRS Labs, Inc.
Chapter 5: The Menu System
Setup
The Setup menu contains many submenus that are explained on the following pages. The following list is an overview. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the screen.
Note: To return to a previous menu, press the left arrow button.
Parental Controls: set ratings limits and a password for DVD discs. For details, go to page 47.
Options: Contains settings and menus for audio features, as well as black level settings and dimmer options for the front display of your Digital Media Recorder.
Digital Output: If you connected your Digital Media Recorder to a receiver via the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT jack (COAXIAL or OPTICAL) on the back of the player, choose the type of receiver (or decoder) you have: Dolby Digital and/or DTS.
Note: If you select DTS, and you don’t have a DTS receiver connected to the Digital Media Recorder you won’t hear any audio.
SRS/TruSurround: The TruSurround® feature simulates a
Black Level: Adjusts how bright the picture appears. Choose between Dark and Light. Use the arrow buttons to highlight a choice and the OK button to select the choice that’s highlighted.
Dimmer: Adjusts the brightness of the display on the front of the Digital Media Recorder. Use the arrow buttons to highlight a setting, and the OK button to select the option that’s highlighted. The choices follow:
Automatic (the display automatically dims during playback); Bright; Dim.
Audio Broadcast: Selects audio format from the broadcast signal — Mono, Stereo, SAP (Second Audio Program). If you select SAP and the program you record is available with SAP audio, both SAP and mono audio will be recorded. During playback, you can decide which audio you want to play — SAP on the right channel or Mono on the left channel.
Languages: Selects different languages for
Display: the language that appears when you access this menu the first time reflects the option you chose during the interactive setup. To change the language of the
Audio: the language that appears when you access this menu the first time reflects the option you chose during the interactive setup. You can change the audio language by highlighting an option and pressing the OK button.
Subtitles: Some movies on DVD discs have subtitles. Set up your default settings in this menu. You can quickly override these settings while playing a disc by using the Info Display (go to page 35 for information).
Automatic: matches the language you selected during interactive setup.
Off: subtitles won’t appear on the screen.
On: if the title (movie) has subtitles available, they will appear automatically.
Original: subtitle language will match the original audio (dialogue) language of the title (movie).
Disc: Many discs have their own menu that appears on the screen. You can select the language in which you want the disc menu displayed. In order for your setting to take effect, the disc’s menu must have been created with the corresponding language option.
Note: Currently, very few Region 1 discs have multiple language disc menus.
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