Quite simply - by engaging the video circuitry on the DVD-A player.
My Denon, for example, acknowledges this by giving the user the provision to switch off the video output, when listening to DVD-A and SACD.
This is one of the reasons I have have always thought it anomalous that HDMI mixes both signals; which by design are mutually incompatible.
And under listening tests when I was doing some masters - I noticed this affect is not negligible but quite pronounced.
Test it yourself.
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