Types of Input Signals

Input signal information

■(Format)

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

Input Signal

Format Display

Analog Audio

Analog

 

 

PCM Audio

PCM

 

 

Dolby Digital Audio

Dolby DGTL

 

 

DTS Audio

DTS

 

 

Other Digital Signals

Unknwn DGTL

 

 

■(Audio Channels)

Shows the number of audio channels an input signal contains (only when Dolby Digital or DTS is input). For example, “in: 3/2/LFE” indicates 3 Front Channels, 2 Surround Channels and LFE.

“1+1” indicates Main + Sub in bilingual broadcasts or other 2 channel audio, and MLT indicates 3-channel or more multi-channel audio.

■fs

Shows the frequency sampling of an input signal (only when digital signal is input). If the sampling frequency cannot be measured, “unknown” appears.

■rate (bit rate)

Shows the amount of data an input signal contains per second (only Dolby Digital and DTS). If the bit rate cannot be measured, “unknown” appears.

■flg (flag)

Shows a recognition signal (flag), in an input signal and initiates an action (only Dolby Digital and DTS). If the flag cannot be recognized, “None” appears.

Note on digital signals that exceed 48 kHz

CinemaStation’s digital input jack can input a sampling frequency up to 96 kHz. For details read the owner’s manual of the device connected to the digital input jack. Keep in mind the points below when inputting a digital signal that exceeds 48 kHz.

•DSP Programs are not selectable. You can only listen to normal 2-channel stereo from the Front Speakers.

•During playback, you cannot adjust the volume level of Center and Surround L/R Speakers.

•Depending on the “* Speaker Set” setting in the SET MENU, the Subwoofer may output sound.

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