Technical details
| Form factor |
Portable |
| CD-RW playback |
Y |
| CD player |
Y |
| CD-R playback |
Y |
Ports & interfaces
| S-Video outputs quantity |
1 |
| HDMI ports quantity |
1 |
| SCART ports quantity |
1 |
| Digital audio optical out |
1 |
| Digital audio coaxial out |
1 |
| Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) out |
3 |
Storage
| Playback disc formats |
SACD, SVCD, VCD |
| Playback disc types |
CD-RW, CD, DVD+R, DVD, DVD-R, CD-R |
| Card reader integrated |
N |
| Recording disc types |
Not supported |
Management features
| Handheld remote control |
Y |
Audio
| Dynamic range (1kHz) |
110 dB |
| Audio D/A Converter (DAC) |
24-bit/192kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) |
90 dB |
Video
| Progressive scan output |
Y |
T 535 - 12-bit 216mHz, 720p/1080i/1080p
<b>UNIVERSAL PLAYBACK</b>
With the proliferation of different optical disc formats, most people want just one player that will play them
all. The T535 is capable of playing most all the popular entertainment oriented optical disc format, including
the high resolution DVD-Audio and SACD music formats. MP3 and WMA compressed formats are also
decoded, offering surprisingly good sound quality when recorded at higher available bit rates. Your existing
CD collection is also in for a major sonic upgrade when played back through the advanced electronics of the
T535.
DVD-Video can be watched in normal interlaced mode, or in progressive scan mode, providing your TV monitor supports this type of signal. If you have a high definition (HDTV) monitor equipped with HDMI inputs
that support HDCP encryption, you can also take advantage of the Faroudja DCDi chip that will ‘upconvert’
standard DVD (480/576 lines) to the HD formats of 720p, 1080i or 1080p.
DVD-Audio and SACD decoding take place on board with comprehensive bass management available for
decoded signals. DVD-Audio uses high resolution 24 bit PCM signals and MLP ‘lossless’ compression
to advance audio performance to unprecedented levels. SACD (super audio compact disc) is a different
approach to high definition audio using the DSD (direct stream digital) technique to obtain a very realistic
sonic presentation. Both techniques have their adherents, but thankfully, with the T535, you don’t have to
take sides in the discussion about which format is better – you have both formats covered!
