Operation Manual

CyberLink PowerDVD
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• The major difference between Dolby Surround Compatible
Downmix and Stereo is that Dolby Surround uses the Dolby
Surround downmixing algorithm and the possibility exists of
connecting an analogue Pro Logic decoder to the sound card so
as to enable 4-ch surround sound (left, right, center, surround)
for Dolby Surround. Otherwise, both are relatively similar in 2-
channel output.
• Dolby Headphone is a post-processing effect designed to create
a virtual surround sound experience particularly for a
headphone environment, but is suitable also for both notebook
and desktop environments. For more information, see "Dolby
Headphone" on page 92.
•The TrueTheater Surround (CyberLink Headphone) option
uses technology developed by CyberLink to improve the quality
of audio output from a notebook over headphones. The
Advanced options simulate the very different experiences of
listening to sound in a living room, a small theater or a large
stadium. For more information, see "TrueTheater Surround
(Headphone Mode) - Optional" on page 93.
•The Dolby Virtual Speaker option allows you to experience
virtual surround sound through 2 speakers. For more
information, see "Dolby Virtual Speaker" on page 93.
• TrueTheater Surround (CyberLink Virtual Speaker): is a virtual
surround technology developed by CyberLink. For more
information, see "TrueTheater Surround (Virtual Speaker Mode) -
Optional" on page 93.
• TrueTheater Surround (CyberLink Multi-channel
Environment Impression technology 2): is an audio channel
expansion technology developed by CyberLink that converts a
stereo audio sound and outputs to multiple channels (converts a
2 channel source to 4, 6, 7, or 8 speakers or a 6 channel source to
7 or 8 speakers). For more information, see "TrueTheater
Surround" on page 94.
• Dolby Pro Logic IIx: has three options. For more information, see
"Dolby Pro Logic IIx (Optional)" on page 94.
• Neo:6: is available in two different modes. For more information
see "Neo:6 (Optional)" on page 95.