User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- A Short Glossary of DVD Terminology
- A Quick Tour of the Remote
- Installing Batteries in the Remote
- Important Battery Information
- Types of Discs that the Player Can Play
- Connections
- Jacks and Cables
- Choosing a Connection
- DVD Player + TV + VCR
- Other Language Options
- Loading and Playing a DVD
- DVD Playback Features
- Chapter Scan
- Fast Motion Playback (Picture Scan)
- Freeze Frame and Frame Advance
- Slow Motion Playback (In Freeze Frame Mode)
- Repeating Play
- Selecting Specific Scenes on a DVD
- Selecting a Title Number
- Selecting a Chapter Number
- Using the Elapsed Time
- Selecting a Title Using the TITLE Button
- Using a DVD’s Author Menu
- Using the Subtitle Feature
- Changing the Subtitle Language (On the Player)
- Changing the Audio Language
- Changing the Camera Angle
- Using the Marker Feature
- Storing a Marker During DVD Playback
- Playing a Marked Part
- Clearing a Marker
- Playing Karaoke Discs
- Loading and Playing an Audio CD
- Audio CD Playback Features
- Skipping Tracks
- Repeating Play
- Selecting a Specific Track
- Program Playback
- Deleting Programmed Tracks
- Loading and Playing a Video CD
- If the Video CD Has Playback Control
- Bypassing Playback Control
- Video CD Playback Features
- Skipping Tracks
- Repeating Play
- Selecting a Specific Track
- Program Playback
- Changing the Audio Channel Output
- Program Playback With Playback Control
- Deleting Programmed Tracks
- Setting Up the Rating Level
- Unlocking the Rating Level
- Selecting the Initial Audio Language
- Selecting the Initial Subtitle Language
- Selecting the TV Screen Setting
- Changing the Menu Language
- Reference
- Front Panel Display
- Back Panel
- Handling Cautions
15
PLAYING DVDS
A New Way of Looking At Things
In this section you learn how to use your DVD player
to play Digital Video Discs (DVDs for short).
As a little up-front information, you should know that
although some of the remote buttons look the same as
those you would use with a VCR or CD player, the
functions work somewhat differently. So, take some
time now to find out how to play DVDs, and then you
can sit back and enjoy all of the features it has to offer
you.
Also Keep In Mind...
In order for some of the player’s features to work, the
DVDs that you use must be encoded by the studios
with specific information. For example, a disc must
contain subtitles in order for the player to show them
to you.
Regional Coding
Both the DVD player and the discs are coded by
region. These regional codes must match in order for
the disc to play. If the codes do not match, the disc will
not play. This player’s regional code is Locale #1.