Auto surround playback
Description of sound mode types
Dolby sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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Dolby PL |
This mode can be selected when the Dolby PL |
Dolby Digital |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in Dolby Digital. |
Dolby TrueHD |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in Dolby TrueHD. |
Dolby Digital Plus |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in Dolby Digital Plus. |
DTS sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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DTS Neo:6 |
This mode can be selected when a DTS Neo:6 decoder is used to play back 2-channel source in 5.1-channel surround sound. |
DTS Surround |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in DTS. |
DTS 96/24 |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in DTS 96/24. |
DTS-HD |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in DTS-HD. |
DTS Express |
This mode can be selected when playing sources recorded in DTS Express. |
PCM multi-channel sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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Multi Ch In |
This mode can be selected when playing multi-channel PCM sources. |
Original sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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Multi Ch Stereo |
This mode is for enjoying stereo sound from all speakers. |
Virtual |
This mode lets you experience an expansive surround sound effect when playing back through just the front (L/R) speakers only, and when listening with stereo headphones. |
Stereo sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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Stereo |
This mode plays 2-channel stereo audio with no additional surround sound processing. Sound is output from the front left and right speakers, and subwoofer if connected. When multi-channel signals are inputted, they are mixed down to 2-channel audio and are played back with no additional surround sound processing. |
Direct sound mode
Sound mode type |
Description |
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Direct |
This mode plays back audio as recorded in the source. |
Views on the display

Shows a decoder to be used.
In the case of the Dolby Digital decoder, “ ” is displayed.
In the case of the Dolby Digital Plus decoder, “ ” is displayed.