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Volume level
It is often noticeable when switching channels that some channels are louder than oth-
ers. The reasons for this are the different volume levels of the channels. The volume
level setting allows you to set a level that will be activated after the set-top box is
switched on.
Before you adjust the volume level of your set-top box, you should first set a medium
base volume on your terminal device (television, stereo system, etc.).
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> Settings > Picture & Sound > Sound > Volume Level
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Choose one of the percentage values displayed in order to adjust the vol-
ume level of your set-top box.
Digital output
You can define which audio signal is transmitted via the digital port with the Digital
Output option.
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> Settings > Picture & Sound > Sound > Digital Output
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Select which audio signal is transmitted via the DIGITAL OUT port. The
following options are available for selection.
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As analogue output (Scart)
If no digital audio signal is available, the analogue audio signal, which
also exists at the TV port, is transmitted automatically.
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Dolby Digital (example)
Other settings are only available if these are offered by the respective
programme.
Digital sound quality is only possible if the following requirements are fulfilled:
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The selected channel is transmitting the current programme in digital sound quality
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icon in the info bar).
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The audio signals are transmitted to the terminal in digital via the DIGITAL OUT port.
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The terminal is able to process digital signals (e.g. surround decoder).
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