Sound Settings - TechniSat HD-Vision 32 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

important information in this area anyway since standard cathode
ray television sets are incapable of displaying the entire picture due
to other technical reasons. With the Optimal setting, narrow black
bars remain visible on the left and right of the picture. To observe the
effect that these settings options have, select a programme being
broadcast in 4:3 format. Switch to the Optimal or Original setting.
You will now recognise a programme broadcast in 4:3 format by its
black bars on the sides.
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Aspect ratio
item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to set the aspect ratio to
Original, Always 16:9 or Optimal.
Format detection only picture settings
With this setting you can adjust to the automatic detection of 16:9
programmes. Generally the picture source signals whether the
programme is being broadcast in 4:3 format or 16:9 format.
With the Signaling setting activated, the programme is displayed
correctly according to the picture format that is signalled. Signalling,
however, might not be provided. In this case, your television assumes
that the programme is being broadcast in 4:3 format.
A 16:9 programme without signalling will now be displayed with black
bars on the left and right as well as at the top and bottom (if you
have selected the Always 16:9 option for the aspect ratio setting,
the bars will only be at the top and bottom). If a 16:9 programme is
not indicated as being 16:9, you have the option of using the zoom
function to increase the size of the picture appropriately (blue button
on the remote control, see also Point 6.11).
If you have selected the Bar detection setting and signalling is not
provided, the television set will automatically recognise whether it is
a 16:9 programme by the black bars.
The television will then switch to 16:9 display automatically after a
short time.
Unfortunately, however, some broadcasters do not signal a 16:9
programme because they want to place advertising in the black bars
at the top and bottom. This causes the automatic switchover feature
to switch over at frequent intervals depending on whether the bars
really are black or whether they contain picture information.
In this case, it is advisable to select the Signaling setting instead
of the Black bars setting and then to adjust the display manually
using the zoom function (blue button on the remote control). In the
unlikely case that a 4:3 programme is mistakenly signalled as a
16:9 programme, you can deactivate format detection by selecting
the Off option.
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Format detection
item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to set format detection to Black
bars or Signaling.
If you do not want automatic format detection, set format
detection to Off.
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Horizontal position
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Horizontal
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the horizontal
Trigger level
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Trigger level
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the trigger level.
> To return to normal mode, press the Menu button.

7.2 Sound settings

To make changes to the sound settings, proceed as follows:
> Open the Settings menu as described in Section 7.
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Sound settings
> Confi rm with OK. The Sound settings menu appears.
Volume
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Volume item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the volume that is
Treble
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Treble item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the treble as
Bass
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Bass item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the bass.
Balance
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Balance item.
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to adjust the balance.
Spatial effect
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the Spatial effect
> Use the right/left arrow buttons to switch the spatial effect On
Automatic volume levelling (AVL)
AVL is used for playing back different sources at the same volume
over the internal loudspeakers. Using this feature saves you possibly
having to adjust the volume when you switch to a different channel
or input. Furthermore, commercials that are sometimes broadcast
at higher volume levels will also have their volume reduced after a
short time.
> Use the up/down arrow buttons to mark the AVL item.
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