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Audio menu disc preferences, Audio menu, Disc preferences – RCA 31-5030 User Manual

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Audio Menu

The Audio Menu allows you to set Center Delay, Rear Delay, Test
Tone and Dynamic range.

1. Press

DISC

on the remote control, or rotate

FUNCTION SELECTOR

to select the

DISC

function.

2. Press SETUP/MENU to view the DVD Setup Menu.

3. Used and e to select

AUDIO MENU

and then press

ENTER/SET

.

4. Use the arrow keys to select each of the following, and then

press

ENTER/SET

to set your preference.

Center Delay

delays the sound from the center speaker so that it

arrives at your primary listening area at the same time as the left
and right front speakers. Use only if the center speaker is closer
to your primary listening area than your front speakers. Assume
1 MS (millisecond) of delay for every 1 foot of difference in
distance. For example, if your center speaker is 2 feet closer than
your front speakers, then set the Center Delay to 2 MS.

Rear Delay

delays the sound from the rear speakers so that it

arrives at your primary listening area at the same time as the left
and right front speakers. Use only if the rear speakers are closer
to your primary listening area than your front speakers. Assume
1 MS (millisecond) of delay for every 1 foot of difference in
distance. For example, if your rear speakers are 9 feet closer than
your front speakers, then set the Rear Delay to 9 MS.

Test Tone

sends a test tone to each of the five primary speakers

so you can fine tune the levels for your primary listening area.
Listen carefully to the test tone as it moves to each speaker in the
following order: Left, Center, Right, Right Surround, Left
Surround. When finished, use

SPK LEVELS

on the remote

control or front panel to adjust the levels for each individual
speaker.

Dynamic

limits the dynamic range (the difference between the

loudest and quietest portions of the audio track) during DVD
playback. For example, when you are watching a movie late at
night and want to reduce loud noises (like explosions) and
increase the volume of soft noises (like whispering). Choose
from

1

/

8

(minimum compression) to Full (maximum

compression).

5. Press

SETUP/MENU

to save and exit.

Disc Preferences

The Disc Preferences menu allows you to set language preferences
(for Audio formats, Subtitles and Disc Menus), Parental Control
options, and system defaults.

1. Press

DISC

on the remote control, or rotate

FUNCTION SELECTOR

to select the

DISC

function.

2. Press

SETUP/MENU

to view the DVD Setup Menu.

3. Use d and e to select

DISC PREFERENCES

, and then press

ENTER/SET

.

4. Use the arrow keys to select each of the following, and then

press

ENTER/SET

to set your preference.

Audio

sets your preferred language for DVD audio soundtracks.

Select English, French or Spanish. Languages vary from disc to
disc. The disc itself may override your selection.

Subtitle

sets your preferred language for Subtitles. Select

English, French or Spanish. Languages vary from disc to disc.
The disc itself may override your selection. Select

OFF

to always

turn Subtitles off.

Disc Menu

sets your preferred language for DVD disc menus.

Select English, French or Spanish. Languages vary from disc to
disc. The disc itself may override your selection.

Parental

sets a rating to block playback of inappropriate content

with a password-protected Rating system. DVDs that are rated
higher than the level you select will not play without entering
the correct password. Not all discs are rated.

Password

allows you to set a password to lock the Parental

rating (see “Parental” above).

• Select

CHANGE

.

• Use

0-9

to enter the OLD PASSWORD.

• Enter the NEW PASSWORD.

• Re-enter the password to confirm.

If you forget your password, you can use the universal password
(3-3-0-8) to unlock it. The default password is 1-2-3-4.

Keylock

locks the front panel keys so the unit can only be

operated with the remote control. Select

On

or

Off

.

Defaults

resets all Disc Preferences to their default settings.