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YCrCb:
A YcrCb signal that is the output of a many DVD players can be represented at this
setting. It will be recognized automatically whether the pictures are transmitted in
the line interlaced or full picture (progressive) process.
YPrPb:
A YprPb signal that is the output of a many DVD players can be represented at this
setting. It will be recognized automatically whether the pictures are transmitted in
the line interlaced or full picture (progressive) process.
5. AV1 Video Output:
You can choose between different settings for the output signal emitted at the
SCART/AV 1 socket with the
(Menu).
Note: No signals can be emitted in the Readiness Mode!
AUTO
:
The pictures and sounds presented by the device are output at the SCART/AV 1
socket (exception: The device is at the SCART 1 AV setting).
TV:
The signal received through the aerial is always output at the SCART/AV 1 socket
your TV is operated at one AV setting).
AV2 (Copy Mode):
The picture and sound signal coming from the SCART/AV 2 socket is emitted at the
SCART/AV 1 socket, independently of the mode (TV, PC, etc.) in which the TV is op-
erating. This function is very useful for transferring from one external device to an-
other.
AV.SV (Copy Mode):
The same function as under the AV2 setting, with the difference that the picture and
sound signals are emitted from the front AV.SV input, through the Cinch sockets to
the SCART/AV 1 socket (e. g. to transfer from a video camera to a video recorder).
AV1 Volume Offset:
6.
You can establish a volume offset (shifting – quieter or louder) for the sound input sig-
nals at the SCART/AV 1 socket, in comparison to the basic volume of your device, with
the VOL-/VOL+ Buttons.
7. AV2 Signal Type/ AV2 Video Output/ AV2 Volume Offset:
The settings and functions for the AV position described above also apply to the AV2 po-
sition.
AV.SV Signal type:
8.
You can choose whether the picture signal of your external device (e.g. camera) is proc-
essed by the video input (yellow) or by the S-video input (4-pole black socket) with the
VOL-/VOL+ Buttons or by pressing the MENU Button (Menu). In both cases, the
sound signal is processed by the red and white cinch socket.
9. AV.SV Volume Offset:
You can establish a volume offset (shifting – quieter or louder) for the sound input sig-
nals at the cinch sockets at the front AV.SV input, in comparison to the basic volume of
your device, with the
10. You leave the Menu with the EXIT Button.
VOL-/VOL+ Buttons or by pressing the MENU Button
VOL-/VOL+ Buttons.
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