V-avm651f – Инструкция по эксплуатации VARTA DVD V-AVM651F

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Surround FX
Pro Logic II is a dramatically improved matrix surround system based on the original Dolby Pro Logic system. In
the case of Pro Logic, there were four channels: front left, center and front right, plus a mono surround channel that
was usually split between two rear speakers. Compared to DPL, DPL II offers two full-range stereo surround
channels, more sophisticated steering logic, high channel separation and an exceptionally stable sound field. DPL II
uses a simple servo circuits used to derive the five channels. And, unlike the synthetic Jazz club, Hall and Stadium
modes found on many AV receivers, DPL II introduces no phony delay-induced echoes, reverb, or tonal coloration.

Surround mode: select the surround sound effect: Off (playback as the
original audio output), Surround I (using the DPL as the decoding method),
Surr matrix (from mono output to surround effect), Surr movie (enhance
movie surround effects), Surr music (surround music effects).
Panorama: extend the audio from the front to the rear to achieve a better
audio surrounding effect. Panorama is available for adjustment only when
Surround music mode is activated. Select the mode: On, Off.

Dimension Ctrl: adjusting the distribution the front and rear audio output to achieve a better balanced audio
surrounding effect. Dimension control is available for adjustment only when Surround music mode is activated.
Select the audio output shift between front and rear: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Center Width Ctrl: the audio output from center may come directly from center speaker, or from left and right
speakers - an illusion effect, or from all three speakers by adjusting the center width. Adjusting the central width
provides a better balance of audio surround effect.
Center width control is available for adjustment only when Surround music mode is activated.
Select the audio output shift between front and center: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

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