Manual
Last Condition Memory
This player memorizes the last condition for the last
disc you have watched. Settings remain in memory
even if you remove the disc from the player or switch off
the player. If you load a disc that has its settings memo-
rized, •the latest stop position is automatically recalled.
[]Notes
- Settings are stored in memory for use any time.
- This player does not memorize settings of a disc if
you switch off the player before commencing playback.
Screen Saver
A screen saver image appears when you leave the DVD
Player in stop mode for about five minutes.
After the Screen Saver has been engaged for about five
minutes, the DVD Player will automatically turn itself off.
Video Mode Settingql )
• With certain discs, the playback picture may be flick-
ering or Dot Crawl is shown on straight lines. That
means Vertical interpolation or De-interlace is not
perfectly matched with the disc. In this case, the
picture quality may be improved by changing the
video mode.
• To change the video mode, press and hold
GUI DISPLAY about 3 seconds during disc playback.
The new video mode number selected is displayed on
the TV screen. Check whether the video quality has
improved. If not, repeat the above procedure until pic-
ture quality is improved.
• Video mode change sequence:
Video1 _ Video2 _ Film _ Adapt _ Auto.
• If you turn off the power, the video mode will return to
initial state (Auto).
Detailed Description of each Video Mode
Auto :The imagematerialtypesof the DVD video(filmmateri-
alor videomaterial)are distinguishedby thisplayerbasedon
thediscinformation.
Video1 : Suitable for playing the disc of video material which
has comparatively little motion=
Video2 : Suitable for playing the disc of video material which
has comparatively more motion.
Film • Suitable for playing the disc of film material or of video
material recorded by the progressive scan method.
Adapt : Determines the material type (film or video) during
playback disc, and automatically selects the proper mode.
Suitable for playing a disc comprised of film and video based
content.
Dimmer Function
You can control the Display Window's brightness in
3 steps. Each press of the FL DIM button modifies the
Display Window's brightness in the following order:
Normal _ Dim _ Display Off _ Normal
Notes on MP3 Discs
About MP3
• An MP3 file is audio data compressed by using the
MPEG1 audio layer-3 file-coding scheme. We call
files that have the ".mp3" file extension "MP3 files".
• The player can not read an MP3 file that has a file
extension other than ".rap3".
• The player can not read a non MP3 encoded file that
has a file extension ".mp3".
MP3 Disc compatibility with this player is limit-
ed as follows:
1. Sampling Frequency / only at 44.1kHz
2. Bit rate / within 32 - 320kbps
3. CD-R physical format should be "ISO 9660"
4. If you record MP3 files using the software which
cannot create a FILE SYSTEM, for example "Direct-
CD" etc., it is impossible to playback MP3 files. We
recommend that you use "Easy-CD Creator", which
creates an ISO9660 file system.
5. A single session disc requires MP3 files in the first
track. If there is no MP3 file in the 1st track, itcan-
not playback MP3 files. If you wish to playback MP3
files, format all the data in the disc or use a new
one.
6. We do not recommend using CD-RW discs. Please
use finished CD-R discs only.
7. File names should be named using 8 letters or less
and must incorporate ".rap3" extension
e.g. '......... .MP3".
8. Do not use special letters such as "_?!x+*}{" [@
]:;V.," etc.
9. Total number of files on the disc should be less than
200.
10. Use 74 minute CD-R discs (650M), Do not use 80
minute CD-R (700M) software
This DVD player requires discs/recordings to meet
certain technical standards in order to achieve optimal
playback quality. Pre-recorded DVDs are automatically
set to these standards. There are many different types
of recordable disc formats (including CD-R containing
MP3 files). That require certain pre-existing conditions
(see above) to insure compatible playback.
Customers should also note that permission is
required in order to download MP3 files and music
from the Internet, TOSHIBA cannot grant such
permission. Permission should always be sought
from the copyright owner.
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