Meridian Audio Digital Surround Controller G61 Manuale Utente

 Surrounds

Rear, Side, All

Which of the four surround channels are generated by steering.

 Pro Logic 

Off, On

On selects an emulation of the original Pro Logic decoding. 

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The Stereo preset passes the left and right input signals directly to 

the left and right main speakers. Any mono or front left and right 

subwoofers continue to be used.

With the Direct preset only the left and right main speakers are 

used, bypassing any spatial processing and bass management.

There are no additional DSP preset parameters for Stereo and 

Direct.

PLIIx Movie and PLIIx THX use the Dolby Pro Logic IIx DSP 

processing mode, and are the recommended choice for Dolby 

Surround encoded material. They also give excellent results with 

two-channel sources not specifically encoded for Dolby Surround, 

including two-channel Dolby Digital sources.

Pro Logic IIx re-creates 7.1-channel movie surround from the two-

channel source, using improved decoding techniques that preserve 

the directness of the soundfield, resulting in enhanced image 

stability compared with the original Pro Logic decoding. Meridian’s 

implementation of Pro Logic IIx uses proprietary code based on 48-

bit precision to give outstanding clarity.

The PLIIx THX DSP preset uses the same PLIIx processing as PLIIx 

Movie, but adds THX Cinema processing. THX is a set of standards 

and technologies developed by Lucasfilm Ltd. with the aim of 

making your experience of the film soundtrack as faithful as 

possible to what the director intended.

Re-equalistion is used to restore the correct tonal balance for 

watching a film soundtrack in a small home environment.

Timbre matching filters the information going to the surround 

speakers so that they more closely match the tonal characteristics 

of the sound coming from the front speakers. This ensures seamless 

panning between the front and surround speakers.

THX can also be used with the 5.1 Movie DSP presets; see