Turning The Screen Saver On And Off; Using Dvd Last Memory - Insignia NS-LTDVD26-09CA User Manual

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2 Press ENTER. The General Setup Page
opens.
-- GENERAL SETUP PAGE --
TV DISPLAY
CAPTIONS
SCREEN SAVER
LAST MEMORY
3 Press / to select TV DISPLAY, then
press ENTER.
/
4 Press to highlight the type of display
you want, then press ENTER.
• NORMAL/PS
Widescreen images are shown on the
screen, but with some parts automatically cut
off the sides.
• NORMAL/LB
Widescreen images are shown on the screen
with black bars on the top and bottom of the
screen.
• WIDE
Widescreen images fill the entire screen.
5 Press one or more times to go back to the
previous menu.
6 To close the menu, press
Exit icon, then press ENTER.
NORMAL/PS
WIDE
NORMAL/LB
WIDE
OFF ON
OFF
ON ON
OFF
ON ON
OFF
to highlight the
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Turning the screen saver on and off

To turn the screen saver on and off:
1 While your TV is in DVD mode, press SETUP.
The General Setup icon
-- GENERAL SETUP PAGE --
TV DISPLAY WIDE
CAPTIONS OFF
SCREEN SAVER ON
LAST MEMORY ON
GOTO GENERAL SETUP PAGE
2 Press ENTER. The General Setup Page
opens.
-- GENERAL SETUP PAGE --
TV DISPLAY
WIDE
CAPTIONS OFF
SCREEN SAVER ON
LAST MEMORY ON
/
3 Press to highlight SCREEN SAVER,
then press ENTER.
4 Press / to highlight ON or OFF, then
press ENTER.
5 Press one or more times to go back to the
previous menu.
6 To close the menu, press
Exit icon, then press ENTER.

Using DVD last memory

Your TV can remember where a DVD stopped
playing when your TV is turned off. When your
DVD combo is turned on and you start DVD
playback, playback resumes at the point where it
stopped.
To use last memory:
1 While your TV is in DVD mode, press SETUP.
The General Setup icon
-- GENERAL SETUP PAGE --
TV DISPLAY WIDE
CAPTIONS OFF
SCREEN SAVER ON
LAST MEMORY ON
GOTO GENERAL SETUP PAGE
is highlighted.
NORMAL/PS
NORMAL/LB
WIDE
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
to highlight the
is highlighted.
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