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[DOUGAL]

Hi,
Just got my 1068/1075 Rotels :T
I hate manuals, can some one explain the display regading the following please, does not seem to appear in the manul

DOLBY PLII C 48K
opt [1]

I understand:
Format is Dolby Prologic II
Digital input is Optical

But.............
What does the "C" represent
What does the " [1] represent
What does the " 48K" represent

As I stated I am Manual illiterate

please help

thank you






































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[alkalay]

Hi Dougal,

Congrats on the 1068/1075 :T. I really love that combo.

Here's what I know,

"C" goes for Cinema and "M" would be for Music. Those are two different modes of Dolby PLII

"1" means it's the number 1 optical input as there are two of these.

"48K" would suggest a sampling rate of 48kHz.

Enjoy your new 1068/1075.

Itai.

[DOUGAL]

Hi Dougal,

Congrats on the 1068/1075 :T. I really love that combo.

Here's what I know,

"C" goes for Cinema and "M" would be for Music. Those are two different modes of Dolby PLII

"1" means it's the number 1 optical input as there are two of these.

"48K" would suggest a sampling rate of 48kHz.

Enjoy your new 1068/1075.

Itai.

Thanks alkalay
that makes sense to me.
With regards to the 48K sampling rate,
is this the standard, or does it change, depending on the input

cheers

[Blindamood]

The sampling rate shown can vary depending on the input. For example, playing a CD through a digital connection will show 44.1 (if I remember correctly).

[DOUGAL]

The sampling rate shown can vary depending on the input. For example, playing a CD through a digital connection will show 44.1 (if I remember correctly).

Thank you Blindamood,
that is what I thought it must be, I will check it out tomorrow


cheers

[Blindamood]

And since my RSP-1068 is fairly new, I also verified yesterday that it shows '96' when playing a DTS 96/24 disk. Not too many of these in existance, but it does recognize them with no problem. And, of course, it (Queen's "The Game") sounds wonderful in this mode.