| Re: What the heck is SAP? |
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| Alric Knebel (alric@[cableone.net]) |
2006/01/13 03:15 |
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From: Alric Knebel <alric@[cableone.net]>
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Subject: Re: What the heck is SAP?
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 04:15:47 -0600
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marieknopfler@yahoo.com wrote:
> I have had this tv for a couple years but I was just playing with the
> menu. Because of a bad sound signal, I wanted to change from Stereo
> to Mono to see if that would help. In doing this, I discovered that
> there is a third option called SAP. What the heck is that? I turned
> it on, but I dont hear any difference.
>
> Marie
It means "Separate Audio Program" and it's to access some programs that
have a bilingual soundtrack. You can switch it over to SAP and here a
program, say, in Spanish. Or Turner Classic Movies (TCM) broadcasts
some movies that have all the sound you normally hear, plus a narrator
that describes the action, for the benefit of the visually impaired. To
access that feature, you switch to SAP. I have yet to hear anything
coming over it, however.
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Alric Knebel
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