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On most late model Denon recievers there is a feature/function called AFDM. What in the hell does this do?
My model # is AVR-3803. It's not in the manual, just ask Heather.
5 Answers
- Dale PLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
AFDM is simply a software embedded identification signal (or "flag") that will automatically trigger 6.1 channel mode using the surround back speakers for content that is encoded in THX Surround EX or DTS-ES. (When auto-detect is engaged, only 5.1 will be used if the AFDM signal is not detected.)
- JacquesLv 41 decade ago
AFDM is simply a software embedded identification signal (or "flag") that will automatically trigger 6.1 channel mode using the surround back speakers for content that is encoded in THX Surround EX or DTS-ES. (When auto-detect is engaged, only 5.1 will be used if the AFDM signal is not detected.)
- BillLv 51 decade ago
Being an copycat is a cheap way to get answer points like the one above or below.
- 1 decade ago
I agree with Bill about the cut and past copycat. But is it really OK to get answer points just to complain? LOL
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- Anonymous5 years ago
thx for the answers everyone <3