Panasonic dvd-rp62 Operating Instructions Manual page 21

Sound
Page
No
sound.
Distorted
sound.
•Checl< ths connections.
•Checit the
volume on
the
equipment you have
connected.
Ensure
ttiat
the input settings
for the'
television
and
stereo system are
oon'ect.
•Turn
ADVANCED SURROUND
off
if it
causes
distortion.
7 18
12
Piercing noise
comes
from
the
speakers.
•
If
you have connected
this unit to
other
equipment
through
tlie
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
terminal,
ensure you have
selected the correct settings
for
"Dolby
Digital"
and
"DTS
Digital
Surround"
in
the
SEHJP m^u's
Audio menu.
17
Unit displays
"NoPLAY" •You
inserted a
disc
the
unit
cannot
play; Insert
one
it
can.
5
"CHECK
DISC"
•Disc
is dirty:
wipe
it
clean.
"HOD"
stands
for
a number.
•Trouble
may
bave
occurred.
The number
following
"tH"
depends on
the status
of
the
unit.
Reset procedure:
Press
[POWER
(!)]
to
switch the
unit to
the
standby
mode
and then back
to
ON.
Alternatively,
press
[POWER
<i>]
to switch the
unit to
the standby
mode,
disconnect the
AC
power supply
cord,
and
then reconnect
it.
•
If
the service
numtnrs
fail
to clear,
note the
service
numtwr and
contact
a
qualified service
person.
"NoDtSC" •You
haven't inserted
a
disc; insert one.
•You
haven't inserted the disc
correctly; insert
it
correctly.
8
Television displays
"The progressive out
is
set to
"Disable""
•Go
to the
Video
menu
in
the
SETUP
menus, and
select "Enable"
in
"Progressive Out".
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"The software has a
4:3
aspect
ratio"
•Use
the television to
change
the
aspect
to
the correct one.
It
your television
cannot change
the
aspect
when
input
is
progressive
Press
[PROGRESSIVE
OUT]
so the
indicator
goes
out.
Output
wilt
now
be
interlace.
8
No
on-screen
display.
•Go
to
Display
in
the
SETUP
menus, and
select "On"
for
"On-Screen Messages".
16
On-screen displays (Including
On-Screen
Menu
Icons) not
displayed or only partially
displayed
on
the
television.
•
Press [DISPl-AY],
and
press [<,
>]
to highlight the
hghtmost
icon,
then press [A,
]
to adjust
ttve
position.
14
The
disc's
menu
is
displayed
in
a
different
language.
•Go
to
Disc
in
the
SETUP
menus, and
select
the preferred language
for
"Menus". 16
Glossary
Bitstream
This
is
the
digital
form
of
multi-channel
audio data
(e.g.,
5.1
channel)
before
it
is
decoded
into
its
various channels.
Decoder
A
decoder
restores the
coded audio signals on
DVDs
to
normal. This
is
called
decoding.
Dolby
Digital
This
is
a
method
of
coding
digital
signals
developed by Dolby
Laboratories.
Apart from stereo (2-channel) audio,
these
signals
can
also
be
multi-
channel audio.
A
large
amount
of
audio
Information
can be recorded on
one
disc
using
this
method.
Dolby Pro Logic
A
surround
system where a 4-channel
aucfio
track
is
recorded as 2
channels
and
then
is
restored to
4
channels
for play.
The
surround channel
is
monaural
and can
reproduce
up
to
7 kHz.
DTS
(Digital
Theater
Systems)
This surrourKi
system
is
used
in
many
movie theaters
around the world.
There
is
good
separation
between the channels,
so
realistic
sound
effects
are
possible.
Dynamic
range
Dynamic
range
is
the difference
between
the
towest
level of
sound
that
can
be heard above
the
noise
of
the
equipment
and
tfie
highest
level of
sound
before
distortion
occurs.
Frame
still
and
field
still
Frames
are the
still
pictures that
go
together
to
make
a moving
picture.
There
are
about 30 frames
shown
each
second.
One frame
is
made
up
of
two
fields,
A
regular television
shows
these
fields
one
after
the other
to create frames.
A
still is
shown when
you pause a moving
pk:ture.
A
frame
still
is
made
up
of
two
alternating
fields,
so
the
picture
may
appear
blurred, tuA overall
quality
is
high.
A
field
still
is
not blurred, but
it
has
only
half
the information
of
a frame
still
so
picture quality
is
kiwer.
interlace
and
progressive output
NTSC,
the video signal standard,
has 460
interlaced
(t)
scan
lines,
whereas progressive scanning uses twice the
number
of
scan
lines.
This
is
called 480p,
The
video signals output from
this unit's
COI^PONENT
VIDEO
OUT
terminals
(Y, Pb,
Pr) allow
you
to
enjoy higher
quality pictures
than
If
the signals
were
output
trom
the
VIDEO
OUTPUT
terminal or
S
VIDEO
OITT
temiinal.
I/P/B
MPEG
2,
the
video compression standard adopted
for
use
with
DVD-
Video,
codes frames
using these 3
picture types.
I:
Intra
coded
picture
This
picture
has
the twst
quality
and
is
tfw best
to
use
when
adjusting
the picture.
P: Predictive
coded
picture
This
picture is
calculated
based on
past
I
or
P-ptctures.
B: Bidirectionally-predictive
coded
picture
This picture
is
calculated
by
comparing
past and
future
I
and
P-pictures
so
it
has
the lowest
volume
of information.
Film
and
video
DVD-Videos
are recorded using either film
or video. Usually, film
is
recorded
at
24
frames per second, the
rate
movies are
filmed at.
while
video
is
recorded
at
30 frames per second.
Linear
PCIUI
(pulse
code
modulation)
These
are
uncompressed
di^l
signals,
amilar
to
those tound on CDs.
Playback
control
(PBC)
If
a Video
CD
has playback
control,
you can
select
scenes and
information
with
menus
(called
menu
play
in
these
instructions).