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C8621, C8000, Digital audio modular processing system – Junger Audio C8621- Dolby® D/D+/E Decoder & Metadata Generator User Manual

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digital audio
modular
processing system

C8000

Dolby

®

E / D / D plus decoder

C8621

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Program Configuration

[5.1 / 5.1 + 2 / 4x2 etc]

In case of Dolby E

Channel Mode

[e.g. 3/2L]

In case of a consumer format

Dolby E Frame Rate

[25 / 29,97 / 30 fps]


Dolby D+ Decoding

[Main Only / Mixed Main & AD / AD Only]

Here you can tell the decoder which signal shall be appear at the
output of the decoder.

Downmix Output Format

[Auto / Lt/Rt / Lo/Ro / Pro Logic II (cons)]

General switch for the 2 Ch downmix output

Decoding and DRC

The decoder may also be used to apply the metadata to the
decoded PCM signals. In this case it may act as a STB.

Dolby D/D+ Main

[Bypass DRC & Dialnorm / Apply Dialnorm Only / Line Mode /

RF Mode / Mute Dolby D/D+]

Dolby D/D+ Downmix

[Line Mode / RF Mode]

Dolby E Main

[Bypass DRC & Dialnorm / Mute Dolby E]

Dolby E Downmix (Progr 1)

[Line Mode / RF Mode]

PCM Main

[Bypass DRC & Dialnorm / Mute PCM]

For special applications where PCM and Dolby E are altering at the
decoder input, you can mute PCM to avoid remainders of Dolby E
data packets appearing at the decoder output.
E.g. when playing a tape from shuttle or stop to play.

PCM Downmix (Prog 1)

[Line Mode / RF Mode]

PCM Latency

[Matched / Minimum]

If you frequently change between baseband PCM and decoded
signal it my be good idea if both paths have the same latency.

Pro Logic II Decoding

Enable

[OFF / ON]

Decoder Mode

[Movie / Pro Logic Emulation]

Important Note! If a ProLogic encoded signal is received over a Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital plus
stream, the Channel Mode must be 2/0. Otherwise the ProLogic decoder will reject the signal.


The Dolby metadata system is too complex to describe in detail in a product manual such as this.
If you are not familiar with it, we recommend you study the many publications from Dolby Inc.
Especially the Dolby Metadata Guide is essential for understanding the parameters.
For details please visit the Dolby web site:

http://www.dolby.com/gb/en/professional/technology/landing.html

We cannot guarantee that the link is active forever so you may browse other Dolby resources as well.
Specifically concerning metadata we also recommend the SMPTE document RDD6-2008.