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INFO MODE
The
key gives you more information about the program
you are watching.
Moving the joystick either
between
information from the broadcaster.
You can get further programme information by pressing the
CLOSED-CAPTIONING
Some programs are closed captioned for the hearing impaired or
hard of hearing. It works by rendering the audio of the program
as text, usually near the bottom of the screen. Captions can be
coloured and provide information on music and sound effects
which may be crucial to the understanding of the programme.
The Closed-Captioning feature (also known as subtitles) may be
activated (or deactivated) by pressing the
Troubleshooting:
In some cases the closed-captioning will not appear.
programme may actually not be captioned.
Australian Caption Centre website at www.auscap.com.au.
DIGITAL AUDIO
Some programs also include an additional sound track (known as language) such as Dolby Digital 2/0
or 5.1 sound. This may be toggled on and off by pressing the
indicate when this is selected. The analogue audio output will also be lower. This is normal.
or
NOW
and
NEXT
programme
This shows an extended description about the program, including
its duration.
Press the
red key again for LESS INFO.
yellow key.
For more information we recommend you the visit
12
will toggle
red (MORE INFO) key.
green key. The DOLBY logo will
This means that the
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