Introduction - Meridian 586 User Manual

Introduction

A
single DVD video disc can contain a whole motion picture, complete
with multi-channel sound and many other features such as subtitles and
related information. The picture quality is close to that of the film's original
format, and it does not suffer from the degradations of quality experienced
with analogue storage. The DVD format also supports a range of audio
formats, including recordings with multi-channel sound or at higher
resolutions or sampling rates than can be provided on conventional CD.
The Meridian 586 DVD Player allows you to take advantage of the whole
range of video and audio releases available in this versatile new format. It
uses the proven Meridian drawer-loading system to combine the
convenience of tray loading with the extremely important performance
benefits of top loading. In addition, the high-quality circuitry and
de-jittering technology result in the highest audio and video quality
achievable with DVD.
This user guide explains how to operate the DVD player, to enable you to
get the best results from your video and music discs.