Dvd Mode; Disc Formats; Technical Specifications Of Dvds - Polaroid 19" HD-READY User Manual

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DVD Mode

Your DVD player provides you with a perfect
digital video ambiance at the quality of a
studio. Depending on the type of the DVD
and the audio system or stereo television, it
also offers super cinema quality audio playing
and stereo or digital multichannel audio
features. Among other features of the DVD
are selection of audio channel and language,
subtitle and different angles of vision. Your
DVD player is suitable for DVDs with regional
code 2. Along with the DVDs, it can also play
MP3 CDs, JPEG coded (photo) CDs, video
CDs, S-video CDs and musical CDs.

9.1-Disc formats

Your DVD player can play CD R, CD RW,
VCD 2.0, Super VCD, DVD R, DVD RW
discs. Due to the difference in the qualities of
recording devices and even in the recording
quality itself, home made DVDs or CDs may
not be read from time to time. This does
not show that the DVD has a failure. You
must finalize your own CD R and CD RW
recordings. When you play an MP3 or JPEG
CD some tracks/pictures can be skipped or
play incorrectly. This may arise from an error
in the disc configuration or from software
or hardware errors. Audio CDs (CD-DA)
also have adequate technical properties
and carry the relevant logo. CDs which are
copy protected do not comply with these
specifications in and do not
carry the relevant logo in some
cases. Such CDs may cause
errors while playing.
9.2-Technical specifications of
DVDs
You can recognize a DVD from
the logo printed on its label.
Discs may have one or more
titles depending on the contents
of the DVD. Each title can include one or
more sections. Titles and sections can be
selected easily and comfortably.
9.2.1-Technical specifications of
special DVDs
DVDs have a title menu which gives a general
view of the titles and passages they contain.
Some functions of the DVD player such as
slow motion, freeze frame and auto play can
be controlled by the DVD itself. Therefore,
it is possible not to be able to select some
functions such as freeze frame during certain
scenes. Most DVDs are equipped with audio
tracks recorded in up to eight languages.
This will enable you to select the language
you prefer. Most DVDs are recorded by the
producer with subtitles in many languages.
You may select subtitles from up to 32
different languages.
Since the movies are released in different
parts of the world in different times, all DVD
players worldwide are given a regional code.
Your DVD player's regional code is 2. DVDs
may also be assigned a complementary
regional code. If you insert a DVD which has
a different code than that of the DVD player,
a reference to the regional code will appear
on the television screen. In that case, the
DVD player will not play that DVD.
9.2.2-Technical specifications of
S-VCD/VCD
You can recognize an S-VCD/
VCDs (video CDs) from the logo
on the label. Depending on the
contents of S-VCD/VCDs, you
can control and direct S-VCD/VCD playing
operation by using the menu on the television
screen. You cannot select some functions
(eg. slow motion, camera angle, scene
marking) when you are playing S-VCD/VCD.
This situation depends on how the S-VCD/
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