Table of Contents
Advertisement
Available languages
Available languages
ASF/MPEG1/MPEG2/DivX disc
When an ASF disc is playing
��������������
����������������
��������������
• Press the Display button
Group Number and Track Number. Press
the button again to go back to the original
display mode.
JPEG disc
When a disc is playing
��������������
����������������
��������������
• Press the Display button
Group Number and File Number. Press
the button again to go back to the original
display mode.
Other Disc Play Controls
Pausing Playback
To pause playback when a disc is playing press
,
(PAUSE)
h
.
Fast Forward/Reverse Search
While a disc is playing press
Each time these buttons are pressed the forward
or reverse speed increases. Press
to resume normal speed playback.
Or, while a disc is playing press and hold
{ }
NEXT/PREVIOUS
r
/
or reverse searching will continue as long as
the button is held.
The speeds of the fast forward/reverse searching
will vary, depending on the type of disc being
played. Also note that during fast forward/re-
verse searching the sound may be intermittent
or turned off.
13
Slow Motion Playback
��������������������
While disc play is paused press
��������������������
Each time one of these buttons is pressed the
speed of the slow forward or reverse play will
increase. Press
motion play. Or press
2
to show the
normal speed playback.
No sound is produced during Slow Motion
Playback. During Reverse Slow Motion Play-
back the picture motion will not be smooth.
When playing VCD, SVCD or DVD VR discs,
Slow Motion Playback will work only in the
forward direction.
��������������������
��������������������
Skip to Beginning or End
2
to show the
–(moving images only)
To skip to the beginning or end of a track (or
chapter or file), while a disc is playing, press
{ }
During playback of an MP3/WMA/JPEG/ASF
disc, press
next file, or press
to play the previous file.
The Skip function does not work with all
discs.
One Touch Replay
When a disc is playing, press the REPLAY
button. Playback will continue from 10 seconds
before the previous location.
One Touch Replay will not skip past the begin-
[ ]
kj
.
ning of the track or title being played. This
function will not work with some discs.
/
(PLAY)
w
Skipping 5 Minute Intervals
t
. Fast forward
With the type of discs shown above you can
skip forward or backward at intervals of ap-
proximately 5 minutes. While a disc is playing
press t u
Intervals are automatically assigned from the
beginning of the file. You cannot skip past the
beginning or the end of the current file being
played. This function will not work with some
discs.
–(moving images only)
[ ]
,
(PAUSE)
h
to pause slow
/
(PLAY)
w
PREVIOUS/NEXT
rt
.
}
NEXT
or q
to play the
t
]
{
PREVIOUS
r
6[
.
Advancing Frame by Frame
kj
.
–(moving images only)
When a disc is paused, press
repeatedly. Each time the button is pressed the
to resume
next frame is shown.
Resuming Playback
When playback is stopped while a selection is
playing, you can resume playback from where
it was stopped.
NOTE: The Resume function must be turned
on in order for this function to work. If the
feature does not work as described here
check "Preference Menu / Others Menu"
section of this manual. This menu can also be
used to turn off the Resume Playback feature
if you want to.
While a disc is playing press
"RESUME" will appear in the display. Press
PLAY
w
to resume playback. If the
button is pressed twice "RESUME" will disap-
pear from the display and the stored location
will be cleared.
or p
5
• The position where playback starts again
may be slightly different from the stopped
position.
• The location where playback was stopped is
remembered even if the RDV-1062 is turned
off.
• This function does not work in program
playback or random playback.
q
• When the menu screen is displayed, the
resume playback function may not work.
• The audio language, the subtitle language
and the viewing angle are stored with the
stopped position.
• The stored position will be cleared if the disc
tray is opened.
English
,
(PAUSE)
h
.
STOP
e
once.
/
.
STOP
Advertisement
Chapters
Table of Contents
