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3. Select "DVD/CD" from the menu and press the
[Enter] button. The DVD will start playing auto-
matically.
When playing a DVD that you were watching earlier, it
will start to play from the position determined by the
Auto Resume setting. See "Changing the play settings for
DVDs" on page 112.
When "Start from beginning" is set, the disc will always
restart at the beginning. When "Start from last position"
is set, the disc will start playing at the location where it
previously stopped. See "Changing the play settings for
DVDs" on page 112
If you want to play a DVD having a region
codes different from the present one, a
message is displayed showing that play is
not performed, or a warning screen
appears. If you want to play this DVD, eject
the disc and change the setting of region
codes. When a message is displayed, press
[Enter] to get rid of the message, and
perform the above operation for changing
a region code.
Operations during play
• Pause
When you press the [Play/Pause] button during the play,
play is temporarily stopped. When you press the button
again, play resumes.
The [Play/Pause] button on the notebook can be used
instead of the Play/Pause button on the remote control.
Fast-Forward and Rewind speeds are double speed, x 4
speed, x 8 speed, x 20 speed.
At double speed, audio is played along with pictures;
however, in some cases the sound may jump.
• Fast-forward/Rewind
Forward can be performed if you press the [F.FWD]
button, and rewind can be performed if you press the
[F.REW] button during play. Each time the button is
pressed, the speed switches at four stages. When you
press the [Play/Pause] button, normal play is resumed.
• Transfer of Chapter
If multiple chapters are set to a DVD, the chapter being
played is skipped and the head of the next chapter is
started to play when you press the [Next] button during
the play.
If you press the [Back] button immediately after that
Chapter has started to play, the play position is returned
to the first chapter before that track to play. If you press
the [Back] button 10 seconds or more after the play is
started, the track before that track starts to play.
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The [Back] button on the notebook can be used instead
of the [Back] button on the remote control.
The [Next] button on the main unit on the notebook
can be used instead of the [Next] button on the remote
control.
• Stop/Eject
When you press the [Stop/Eject] button during the play,
play is temporarily stopped. Pressing [Stop/Eject] again
causes the tray to eject slightly from the optical drive to
eject the disc.
The [Stop/Eject] button on the notebook can be used
instead of the [Stop/Eject] button on the remote control.
• Changing angles
Pressing the [Angle] button if multiple angles are set to a
DVD, the next angle switched is displayed. If only one
kind of angles is set to the DVD being played, the angle
is not switched.
• Changing audio
When pressing the [Audio] button if multiple audio
types are set to a DVD, the next audio type is displayed.
If only one kind of audio is set to the DVD being played,
the audio is not switched.
• Changing captions
If you press the [Subt] button if multiple caption types
are set to a DVD, the next caption type is displayed. If
only one kind of caption is set to the DVD being played,
caption is not switched.
• Stop/Eject
When you press the [Stop/Eject] button during DVD
play, play is temporarily stopped. Pressing the [Stop/
Eject] button again causes the tray to emerge slightly to
eject the DVD.
The [Stop/Eject] button on the notebook can be used
instead of the [Stop/Eject] button on the remote control.
• Adjusting the volume
The volume increases when the (+) button is pressed,
while it decreases when the (-) button is pressed.
Pressing the [Mute] button will temporarily turn off
audio. Pressing it again allows audio to come out.
The volume adjusting button of the main unit of the
notebook can be used instead of the +/- buttons. When
the upper button is pressed, the volume increases, while
when the lower button is pressed, it decreases
Adjust the volume so that the sound from
the speaker is not distorted. Failure to do so
could result in damage to the speaker.
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