Meridian Audio 800 Manual De Usuario

USING THE 800

REFERENCE DVD/CD

PLAYER

The Meridian 800 DVD/CD Player allows you to take full advantage of all

the benefits provided by DVD-Audio discs, including one or more of the

following features:

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Higher-quality audio up to 24 bit, 192kHz.

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Longer playing times.

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Multi-channel surround sound.

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Additional materials, such as photographs, lyrics, and track listings.

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Videos.

Each DVD-Audio disc may offer a different selection of these features,

depending on the material on the disc.

A DVD-Audio disc is identified by the following icon on the on-screen

display:

DVD-Audio content can be divided into up to nine groups, similar to titles

on Video discs. Each group can contain up to 99 tracks. Groups can be used

to separate content, like high-quality audio from movie sections.

Alternatively groups might provide the same content in different forms,

such as multi-channel and stereo.

Some DVD-Audio discs may contain hidden groups that require a

password for access. Follow the instructions given on the disc.

DVD-Audio tracks often include still images, called pages, which are

displayed while the disc is playing. These images may include text or menu

buttons. According to the disc these images may be browsable, selected

from menus, or change automatically.

To allow them to be played on DVD-Video players with no DVD-Audio

capability, some DVD-Audio discs provide one or more groups with the

content recorded in DVD-Video format; typically AC-3 or DTS. Selecting one
of these with the Meridian 800 DVD/CD Player will generally give poorer

quality audio than selecting the DVD-Audio group.

In some cases a DVD-Video group will be used to provide a music video or

video sequence. Some discs provide DVD-Audio on one side and DVD-Video

on the other.