Question:

How does the audio track selection work on my digital TV?

Answer:

Your digital TV can receive multiple audio tracks simultaneously during broadcasts. These tracks may include different languages, assistance for the disabled, or additional content. To select your desired audio track, follow these steps:

Digital TV broadcasts are capable of simultaneous transmission of various audio tracks. These audio tracks can be seperate langauages, assistance for the handicapped, or other content. This setting allows you to specify the desired audio track. If the audio that you choose is not avalible, the TV will default to English. For Example: If your native language is French, you can Select French in the preferred language and if the broadcaster has transmitted a French translation, the audio will be in French.

Note: This feature is only available on a Digital channels through the ANT-IN input. If the menu option is grayed, please use the MTS buttons instead.

Terms:

Audio Tracks - Different sound options provided by broadcasters (e.g., languages, assistance for the disabled).

Simultaneous Transmission - Broadcasting multiple audio tracks at once.

Preferred Language - The language or audio track chosen by the viewer.

Default Audio - The audio track played when the preferred one is not available (in this case, English).

ANT-IN Input - The connection port for receiving digital signals on your TV.

MTS Buttons - Specialized buttons for adjusting audio settings on some TVs.

User Manual - A guidebook containing instructions for operating your TV.