Viewing From Another Angle; Producing A 3D Surround Effect - Zenith DVD5201 Operating Manual

Viewing from another angle

Some DVDs may contain scenes which have been
shot simultaneously from a number of different angles.
For these discs, the same scene can be viewed from
each of these different angles using the ANGLE button.
(The recorded angles differ depending on the disc
used.)
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audio subtitle angle
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Producing a 3D SURROUND effect

This unit can produce a 3D Surround effect, using 3D
Surround Sound technology, which simulates multi-chan-
nel audio playback from two conventional stereo speak-
ers instead of the five or more speakers normally
required to listen to multi-channel audio from a home
theater. This feature works with DVD discs encoded with
Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital audio tracks.
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marker search
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audio subtitle angle
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ADVANCED OPERATION
Press ANGLE during playback.
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Number of angle
being played back.
Press ANGLE repeatedly until the
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desired angle is selected.
For your reference
The ANGLE indicator will blink in the DVD display win-
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dow at scenes recorded at different angles to indicate
that angle switching is possible.
The angle number can be programmed beforehand; the
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angle will be switched to the selected number when the
ANGLE indicator blinks.
Note
This function only works for discs having scenes recorded
at different angles.
Press DISPLAY during playback.
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Press / to select SOUND item.
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Press / repeatedly until the desired
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sound is selected.
Each time this button is pressed, the TV screen
display changes.
Notes
This 3D Surround effect may not be available on some
DVD discs or audio CD, such as those recorded with a
mono audio soundtrack.
Turn off the TV surround sound and other surround
effects when using this 3D surround effect.
For best 3D Surround effect using only two speakers it is
recommended that the two speakers be positioned
approximately 8' to 10' apart, and the listening
position should be 8' to 10' away from the speakers.
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