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YPbPr: The maximum resolution of Component video (YPbPr) is 1080i. Select 50 Hz for
a PAL TV system, or 60 Hz for an NTSC TV system.
CVBS: This port always outputs standard definition video, regardless of what resolution
is selected.
Note: When connecting an LCD monitor via a DVI to HDMI converter, the mp200 will
automatically detect the supported resolution of the LCD monitor. Only the supported
resolutions (listed in white characters) can be selected.
1080P 24HZ: Select "On" to enable this option. When this option is on, the player will
output 1080p 24Hz video when all of the following conditions have been met:
1. The mp200 is connected via HDMI.
2. The EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) sent by the TV indicates that the
TV supports 1080p 24Hz.
3. The frame rate of the video file is 23.976 fps or 24 fps.
Movie Preview: Turn this option off to disable the preview of the video file in the file
browse window.
Resume Play: When this function is enabled, the video progress is saved when
playback is stopped, and can be continued later on.
3. Audio
Select this option to access audio settings for the mp200 HD Media Player. The mp200
supports four types of digital audio output, which are divided into two categories
"HDMI" and "SPDIF".
For HDMI, it is recommended to connect the HDMI output of the mp200 to an HDMI
capable receiver or TV. For SPDIF, it is recommended to connect the mp200 to an
SPDIF capable receiver.
HDMI LPCM (2CH): When connecting the mp200 to a TV via HDMI, select this option
for stereo audio. The HD Media Player will then trans-code the multi-channel audio data
into digital stereo audio (linear pulse code modulation), and send that to the TV via the
HDMI port.
HDMI LPCM (MULTI CH):
HDMI RAW: When connecting the mp200 to a device that can handle multi-channel audio
(such as an HDMI receiver), select this option. In this mode, the HD Media Player sends the
digital audio (Dolby Digital AC3, DTS, etc) through the HDMI port. Please be aware that in
this mode, the HDMI receiver is required to decode and output the digital audio.
SPDIF LPCM (2CH): When connecting to an SPDIF capable receiver, select this option to
send digitized stereo audio (LPCM) out of the optical audio port.
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