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mode selection While you can specify default surround processing modes for each individual input,
you may occasionally wish to choose something other than the default for a particular
recording. For example, when watching a classic movie from the 1940’s, you may prefer
to hear it in the original mono mode (using only the center channel speaker).
Touching the
mode button brings up a scrolling list of the available surround modes.
Touching either of the arrows will cause this list to scroll in the direction you indicated.
When you see the surround mode you want, touch its name in the list. The SSP-300 will
immediately change its processing to meet your request.
You may then either touch the
back button at the top left, or simply wait for the
touchscreen to timeout and return to the Home Menu on its own.
video preview
The video preview button on the Home Menu allows you to select a source that will be
previewed on the LCD screen itself. This allows you to “cue up” a particular scene, or to
get past the copyright warnings on DVDs, without your audience seeing anything other
than what you would like them to see.
To use the video preview feature, touch video preview on the Home Menu, and then
select the video source you wish to preview. When you are ready for the rest of the
audience to see the source on the main display, simply select it as usual, in the Main
Source Select menu.
Please note that the video preview feature does not support progressive video such as
480p and 525p, nor HD video standards such as 720p and 1080i.
controls The Controls Menu offers user adjustments for a variety of processor functions, such
as various system trims (audio levels, delays, etc.), control over the remote zone, and
selection of your primary listening position.
You should think of these as temporary adjustments, similar to adjusting the volume
control; if you want to recalibrate the audio levels because of an equipment change, you
should do so in the Speaker Setup Menu, not here.