Checking the Audio Input Signal Type

You can check the information on the audio input signal currently played back on the CinemaStation.

STANDBY/ONPOWER

TV

AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE

STEREO

SURROUND SELECT MATRIX 6.1 STEREO

REPEAT A-B

NIGHT

SW

CENTER

SURR

 

SET MENU

 

 

 

SHIFT

 

 

 

 

 

 

TV INPUT

 

TV CH

 

A B C D E

 

 

 

 

 

SLEEP

PRESET

 

 

 

PRESET

FREQ/RDS

 

MODE

PTY SEEK START

ON SCREEN

 

 

 

MENU

START

 

 

 

 

YPAO

 

 

 

 

CH

 

ENTER

CH

STATUS

 

 

 

RETURN

ON/OFF

 

TEST

TV VOL

 

 

 

VOLUME

 

 

MUTE

 

AMP

AMP

DVD/CDVCRVIDEO

TUNER

MOVIE MUSIC SPORTS GAME

CINEMA

1Play the source of which you want to check the audio input signal type.

2Press AMP.

3Press STEREO

Stereo playback starts.

Configuring the Audio Input Signal Setting

4Press .

Audio input signal information appears on the CinemaStation display.

Each time you press the button, information changes depending on the input source.

•Audio input signal type

Shows the format of the audio signal. When the digital audio input cannot be recognized, the mode is automatically set to analog audio input.

•Audio channels (only for Dolby Digital and DTS)

Shows the number of audio channels the input signal contains. For example, “in: 3/2/LFE” indicates 3 front channels, 2 surround channels, and LFE. “1+1” indicates main/sub audio in bilingual broadcasts or other 2-channel audio, and MLT indicates audio with 3 channels or more.

•Frequency (fs) (only for digital signals)

Shows the frequency sampling of the input signal. If the sampling frequency cannot be measured, “unknown” appears.

•Bit rate (rate) (only for Dolby Digital and DTS)

Shows the amount of data the input signal contains per second. If the bit rate cannot be measured, “unknown” appears.

•Flag (flg) (only for Dolby Digital and DTS)

Shows the recognition signal (flag) the input signal contains. If the flag cannot be recognized, “None” appears.

■About digital signals that exceed 48 kHz

CinemaStation’s digital input jack supports a sampling frequency up to 96 kHz. Before connecting an AV equipment to the digital input jack, read the manual for it to check the sampling frequency. Also, be sure to the following notes when inputting a digital signal that exceeds 48 kHz.

• DSP Programs are not selectable. You can only listen to normal 2ch stereo from the front speakers.

• During playback, you cannot adjust the volume level of center and surround L/R speakers.

• Depending on the “Setting speaker sizes (Speaker Set)” settings in the Set Menu (page 77), the Subwoofer may output sound.

CONFIGURATION ADVANCED

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