McIntosh MVP891 Manual De Usuario

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The HDMI MODE setting allows the MVP891 Digital 

Video Output to match the way most movies are shot, 

namely at 24 frames per second. Not all TV/Moni-

tors are capable of reproducing the video signal at 24 

fames per second. Check the TV/Monitors documenta-

tion (or contact your dealer) to determine the process-

ing capabilities.

The MVP891 default HDMI MODE setting is “24p 

OFF”. To activate 24 frames per second output, press 

the HDMI Push-button until the Front Panel Display 

inidcates “24p ON”. Refer to figure 50 and 53.

The HDMI RES (Resolution) allows matching the 

MVP891 Digital Video Output to the requirements 

of the TV/Monitor connected to it. The HDMI RES 

Push-button switches between the various HDMI set-

tings. Refer to the following chart along with figures 

50 and 53.

HDMI RES

Video Signal Resolution

Auto 

(default)

Matches the native resolution of the TV/Moni-

tor

Source Direct

Resolution determined by Video Disc or SD 

Card

480/576i

Resolution output is fixed at 480/576i

480/576P

Resolution output is fixed at 480/576P

720P

Resolution output is fixed at 720P

1080i

Resolution output is fixed at 1080i

1080P

Resolution output is fixed at 1080P

1080P24

2

Resolution output is fixed at 1080P24

2 

When the HDMI Res is set to 1080P at 24 frames per second, video 

material not recorded at 24 frames may not appear proper when there 
is movement in the picture.

A MVP891 option allows the adjustment of various 

video parameters, similar to the adjustments on a TV/

Monitor. These custom adjustments can be stored into 

one of five memory locations. To enter custom set-

tings perform the following steps:

1. Press the PIC ADJ (Picture Adjustment) Push-

button on the Remote Control. Refer to figure 51.

2 Use the Up or Down Directional Push-buttons 

to select Memory 1 Location, followed by pressing 

the SELECT Push-button to access the Memory 1 

Picture Adjust 1 Settings.

3. Use the DIRECTIONAL Push-button to make the 

various possible changes.

4. To exit the Memory 1 Video Adjustment press the 

PIC ADJ Push-button.

There are fourteen different video adjustments pos-

sible for each of the five memory locations. Refer to 

the following chart for additional information:

3DNR

Dynamically reduces the noises 

in the entire picture

0 - +3

BNR

Reduces the block noise gener-

ated by digital processing.

0 - +3

Figure 50

Figure 51