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Super DVD Audio Player Users Manual Super DVD Audio Player Users Manual It’s a complete player, processor and preamp that plays everything! Rev 1 Draft (5/03) 1 Contents Simple Setup and Quick Start................ 5 Unique Features and Unprecedented Performance.......................................... 6 The Preamp Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Burn-In ................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Features .................................................... 7 IEEE 1394 and MSB Network digital interface............................................................................................ 7 Noise Shaped Video (NSV)* .............................................................................................................................. 7 Built-in Dolby* Digital and DTS* decoding with multichannel outputs .................................................. 7 24 bit 192 kHz Upsampling ............................................................................................................................... 7 Progressive scan ............................................................................................................................................. 7 Super Fine Focus digital filter ........................................................................................................................ 7 MP3 compatibility ............................................................................................................................................. 7 Graphical on-screen displays ........................................................................................................................ 7 Whats in the box .............................................................................................................................................. 7 Putting the batteries in the remote control ................................................................................................... 7 Using the remote controls .............................................................................................................................. 8 Disc/Content Format Playback Compatibility............................................................................................. 8 DVD-Video regions ............................................................................................................................................ 9 System Design and Connections ........ 10 Stand alone system ......................................................................................................................................... 10 Enhanced Audio system ................................................................................................................................. 10 Add to a complex home theater ..................................................................................................................... 11 Enhanced Home Theater Design ................................................................................................................... 11 Rear Panel Details ................................ 12 Inputs ................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Video Outputs .................................................................................................................................................. 12 Analog Audio Outputs .................................................................................................................................... 13 Digital Audio Outputs ..................................................................................................................................... 13 The MSB Network ............................................................................................................................................ 13 The IEEE1394 Network ................................................................................................................................... 14 Creating an IEEE1394 network ................................................................................................................... 14 Front Panel Controls.......................... 15 Display...................................................... 15 Remote controls ................................... 16 Simple Volume Remote .................................................................................................................................... 16 Complete Remote ............................................................................................................................................. 16 Player Setup ........................................... 18 Eight Channel Audio Configuration . 18 Setup Operations ............................................................................................................................................ 18 Configuration Options .................................................................................................................................. 18 2 Opening the Player ......................................................................................................................................... 18 Center Channel Downmixing ....................................................................................................................... 20 Master Slave MODE ........................................................................................................................................ 21 Player Settings using the On Screen Menus ..................................................... 22 Switching on .................................................................................................................................................... 22 Using the on-screen displays ........................................................................................................................ 22 Setting up with the Setup Navigator ............................................................................................................. 22 Playing discs ........................................... 23 Basic playback controls ............................................................................................................................... 23 Front panel and small remote controls .................................................................................................... 23 DVD disc menus ............................................................................................................................................... 23 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 24 FAQ .................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Playing Discs........................................... 25 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 25 Using the Disc Navigator to browse the contents of a disc ..................................................................... 25 Scanning discs ................................................................................................................................................ 25 Using the Multi Dial ........................................................................................................................................ 25 Playing in slow motion ................................................................................................................................... 25 Frame advance/frame reverse .................................................................................................................... 26 Looping a section of a disc ............................................................................................................................ 26 Using repeat play ............................................................................................................................................ 26 Using random play .......................................................................................................................................... 26 Creating a program list ................................................................................................................................. 27 Editing a program list .................................................................................................................................... 27 Other functions available from the program menu .................................................................................. 27 Searching a disc ............................................................................................................................................. 28 Switching subtitles ........................................................................................................................................ 28 Switching DVD-Video audio language ........................................................................................................
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