McIntosh MVP891 ユーザーズマニュアル

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1. For additional connection information, refer to the 

owner’s manual(s) for any component(s) connected 

to the MVP891 Audio Video Player.

2. When the MVP891 HDMI Output is connected 

to a TV/Monitor there is no signal present at the 

Component Video Output Jacks, unless the HDMI 

resolution is set to 480i.

3. The Super Audio Compact Discs (SACD) Audio 

Signals are converted internally from Digital to 

Analog.

4. When the MVP891 is playing back a SACD Disc 

the DSD Signal from the disc is converted to a 

PCM Signal and is available at the HDMI Out 

Connection.

5. A PCM version of the decoded MP3 Signal is 

available at the Digital Audio Outputs.

6. The MVP891 has built-in 192kHz 32-Bit DACs 

(Digital to Analog Converter) to allow playing of 

Discs recorded with a higher bit and sample rate, 

by using the Analog Audio Outputs.

7. Some Multichannel BD (Blu-ray), DVD, DVD-

Video, DVD-Audio and Super Audio Compact 

Discs might contain Low Frequency Audio Signals 

(below 80Hz) in the Center and/or Surround Chan-

nels. If the Loudspeakers in your Sound System 

are not capable of reproducing those Low Fre-

quencies, distortion and/or possible damage to the 

Loudspeakers may occur. For additional infor-

mation, consult with your Dealer or refer to the 

Owner’s Manual for your Loudspeakers.

8. The DVD-Audio and Super Audio Compact Discs 

Digital Audio Signal is available via the HDMI 

Output. The MVP891 also internally decodes the 

Digital Audio from DVD-Audio and Super Audio 

Compact Disc and the Eight Channel Analog Sig-

nals are available at the UNBALANCED AUDIO 

OUTPUTS (7.1CH).

9. The MVP891 is designed to playback 3D Blu-

ray Discs. The 3D Digital Video Signal from the 

MVP891 is available at the HDMI Out connector. 

It is extremely important for all A/V Compo-

nents and the HDMI cables used for connections 

between the MVP891 and the TV/Monitor, meet 

or exceed the HDMI High Speed Standards for 

proper 3D Video Playback.

10. HDMI Cable lengths between MVP891 and the 

Audio/Video Control Center should not exceed 

25ft (8.3meters). If there is need to use HDMI 

Cables longer than 25ft (8.3meters), a high quality 

in-line HDMI Buffer/Converter would be required 

for reliable digital signal transmission via the 

HDMI Connections.

11. The MVP891 basic transport functions may also 

be controlled by using other McIntosh Remote 

Controls or Keypads thru a McIntosh Control 

Center or Preamplifier. Refer to the owner’s 

manual(s) supplied with those component(s) for 

additional operation information.

12. PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) is the name given 

to a specific type of Digital Audio Signal. The 

CD Audio Disc and the supplemental audio track 

found on some Blu-ray Discs use the PCM format.

13. Sound Intensity is measured in units called Deci-

bels and “dB” is the abbreviation.

14. When discarding the unit, comply with local rules 

or regulations. Batteries should never be thrown 

away or incinerated but disposed of in 

accordance with the local regulations 

concerning battery disposal.

15. For additional information on the 

MVP891 and other McIntosh Products 

please visit the McIntosh Web Site at 

www.mcintoshlabs.com.

The MVP891 has a Front Panel Slot for accepting 

USB Memory Drives only. The USB Memory Drive 

is used in BD-Live and Bonus View Mode when the 

storage requirements exceeds the internal memory. 

The USB Drive provides the memory storage needed 

for the additional program content which is down-

loaded from the Movie Studio/Record Company via 

the MVP891 internet connection. It may also be used 

for playback of Audio and Video Files.

1. Before switching On the MVP891 insert the USB 

Memory Drive into the Front Panel Slot.

2. Do not remove the USB Memory Drive until the 

MVP891 has been switched Off. Removing the 

USB Memory Drive while the MVP891 is On 

could result in malfunction or loss of the USB 

Memory Drive’s data.

3. USB Memory Drives need to have a storage capac-

ity of 1GB (Gigabit) or greater.

4. Before using the USB Memory Drive for storage in 

the MVP891, it first must be formated on a com-

puter using the FAT32 File System.

5. The MVP891 will display Photos using the JPEG 

File Format.

6. The MVP891 will playback music files such as 

MP3, WMA and AAC.

7. Read and follow all instructions provided by the 

USB Memory Drive manufacturer to prevent dam-

age to the Drive and to the files contained on the 

Drive.