Sips, when a receiver makes those settings it generally has to be done digitally. You'll notice that the manual only directs you to the speaker settings section at the end of the section covering the 5.1 analog outputs. If the receiver gets the audio signals coming into its 5.1 analog inputs it can't(except for a few receivers)do the digital processing for speaker size etc., so this has to be done in the player. Only the 5.1 analog outputs on the player are affected by these player settings; the digital outputs(HDMI, coaxial and optical digital)are digitally processed for these speaker settings in the receiver. So, no conflict between settings in the player and receiver is created.
