Owner's Manual

13
Installation and Setup
Progressive
Scan
Progressive
Scan Video
provides
the
highest quality
pictures
with less
flickering.
If
you
are
using
the
Component
Video
jacks
for
connection to a TV or monitor that is
compatible
with
a
progressive
scan
signal,
set
Progressive
Scan to
On.
To Turn ON
progressive
scan:
Connect
component
out of the DVD to the
input
of
your
monitor/television,
set
your
television or monitor
to
Component Input.
1. Select
"Progressive
Scan" on the DISPLAY menu
then
press
B.
2. Select "On"
using
the v /
V
buttons.
3. Press ENTER to confirm
your
selection.
The confirm menu will
appear.
Notes:
If
your
TV does not
accept
the
Progressive
Scan
format,
the
picture
will
appear
scrambled if
you try
Progressive
Scan on the DVD
Player.
4. When the confirm menu
appears
on
your
screen
Cancel is
highlighted
as default. Use the
b
/ B
buttons to
highlight
Enter.
5.
Pressing
ENTER will set the
player
to
Progressive
scan mode.
Caution:
Once the
setting
for
progressive
scan
output
is
entered,
an
image
will
only
be visible on a
progressive
scan
compatible
TV or monitor. If
you
set
Progressive
Scan to On in
error,
you
must reset the unit.
First,
remove the disc in the DVD
Player.
Next,
press
STOP
(
x
)
and hold it for five seconds before
releasing
it.
The video
output
will be restored to the standard
setting,
and a
picture
will once
again
be visible on a
conventional
analog
TV or monitor.
AUDIO
Each DVD disc has a
variety
of audio
output options.
Set the
player's
AUDIO
options according
to the
type
of audio
system you
use.
Dolby Digital
/ DTS /
MPEG
Bitstream:
Select "Bitstream" if
you
connect the
DVD
Player's
DIGITAL OUT
jack
to an
amplifier
or
other
equipment
with a
Dolby Digital,
DTS or
MPEG decoder.
PCM
(for Dolby Digital
/
MPEG):
Select when
connected to a two-channel
digital
stereo
amplifier.
DVDs encoded in
Dolby Digital
or MPEG will be
automatically
downmixed to two-channel PCM
audio.
Off
(for DTS):
If
you
select
"Off",
the DTS
signal
is
not
output through
the DIGITAL OUT
jack.
Sample Freq. (Frequency)
If
your
receiver or
amplifier
is NOT
capable
of
handling
96 kHz
signals,
select 48 kHz. When this
choice is
made,
this unit
automatically
converts
any
96 kHz
signals
to 48 kHz so
your system
can decode
them.
If
your
receiver or
amplifier
is
capable
of
handling
96
kHz
signals,
select 96 kHz. When this choice is
made,
this unit
passes
each
type
of
signal through
without
any
further
processing.
Check the documentation for
your amplifier
to
verify
its
capabilities.
DVD
DivX DVD
DISPLAY
TV
Aspect
Display
Mode
Move Enter Prev.
On
Progressive
Scan
Off
Dolby Digital
Bitstream
PCM
48 kHz
On
Bitstream
DTS
MPEG
Sample Freq.
DRC
On Vocal
Move Select
AUDIO