Hitachi HBD316 User Manual page 18

2. Audio
Display Digital Out
Audio HDMI Out
Language
Down Sampling
Network
Dynamic Range
System
Security
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2.1 Digital Out
Select the output mode of DIGITAL OUT jack.
Include PCM, Bitstream and Bitstream Re-encode.
PCM: Outputs the signal as processed audio
ready for any receiver. Use this when your
receiver cannot decode the movie soundtrack
on the disc.
Bitstream: Outputs the movie soundtrack
without any processing. This option requires a
receiver that supports the movie soundtrack
format.
Bitstream Re-encode: Combines all audio
signals and outputs as DTS, Dolby, or PCM
depending on the audio stream on the disc.
2.2 HDMI Out
Select the output mode of HDMI DIGITAL OUT jack.
Include PCM, Bitstream and Bitstream Re-encode.
PCM: Outputs the signal as processed audio
ready for any receiver. Use this when your
receiver cannot decode the movie soundtrack
on the disc.
Bitstream: Outputs the movie sound track
without any processing. This option requires a
receiver that supports the movie soundtrack
format.
Bitstream Re-encode: Automatically selects
the HDMI digital signal type according to the
audio stream on the disc.
2.3 Down Sampling
Select the digital audio signal sampling frequency.
48kHz: The highest sampling rate of digital PCM
output is 48kHz. If the original sampling rate is over
48kHz, it will be down-sampled to 48kHz or below.
This option should be selected only when the receiver
is not capable of handling signals over 48kHz
sampling rate.
96kHz: The highest sampling rate of digital PCM
output is 96kHz.
192kHz: The highest sampling rate of digital PCM
output is 192kHz.
2.4 Dynamic Range
Select the Dynamic Range Control mode. Dynamic
Range is the range between the loudest sounds and
PCM
quietest ones, which makes it available to listen to a
PCM
movie at a lower volume without losing sound clarity.
48kHz
Off Off: Non-dynamic range compress.
On: Dynamic range compress.
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3. Language
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3.1 OSD
Select the OSD (On-Screen Display) language.
3.2 Disc Menu
Select the disc menu language.
3.3 Disc Audio
Set the disc audio language.
3.4 Disc Subtitle
Set the disc subtitle language.
4. Network
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4.1 Connection Type
There are two options:
Wired: c onnect a network cable to the Ethernet jack
on the back of your player and into a wired router
using a commercially available LAN or Ethernet cable.
Wireless: there are three types of wireless network
connections:
a. Scan: Automatically searches for any networks
within range.
b. Manual: Lets you enter a router's name or SSID.
c. WPS: Connects your player to a WPS protected
Wi-Fi router.
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SYSTEM SETUP
Display OSD
English
Audio
Disc Menu Auto
Language
Disc Audio
Auto
Network
Disc Subtitle Off
System
Security
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Display Connection Type
Wired
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Network
IP Setting
Auto
System
BD-Live Connection
Permitted
Security
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Wired or Wireless.