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• Play mode menu
example: DVD-Video
• Audio menu
example:
DVD-Video
A-B repeat (_ p.18)
[ENTER] (start point) _ [ENTER] (finish point)
To cancel
[ENTER]
Bookmarks (_ p.20)
You can mark up to 5 points.
To mark a point
[<_,_>] _ [ENTER] (at the desired point)
To recall a bookmark
[4, _] _ [ENTER]
To erase a bookmark
[<_,E>]_ [CANCEL]
• Display
menu
example: DVD-Video
IPB display
Displays
the picture
type (I/P_)*
of a still
picture
(when
paused).
ON _
OFF
Display
dimmer
Changes
the brightness
of the front
panel display
BRIGHT
_
DIM
_
AUTO*
t
The display
dims
and any indicators
that were
on turn off during
play. The display
brightens
and the indicators
light up temporarily
when
you perform
an operation.
* 'I' (intra coded
picture)
indicates
that the picture
is the original
one and has greater
amount
of information
than that of 'P' or 'B'.
'P' (predictive
coded
picture)
is made
from
'I' and 'B'
(bidirectionally-predictive
coded
picture)
is to fill in the space
between
'I' and 'P'. It is recommended
to use 'I' picture
for
adjusting
video
image.
Virtual
surround
mode
Allows
you to enjoy
surround-like
effect
without
surround
speakers
when playing
a disc encoded
with multi-channel
audio track (may
not effective
with some
discs).
You can also enjoy
the feature
connecting
headphones
to your AV amplifier.
SP (with main speakers):
Dolby
Digital,
DTS,
MPEG,
LPCM
multi-
channel
source
HP (with
headphones):
Dolby
Digital,
MPEG,
LPCM
multi-channel
source
SP/HP
OFF: Virtual
surround-off
SP/HP
1 : Virtual
surround-on
SP/HP
2: Virtual
surround-enhanced
Cinema
dialog
Increases
the volume
level of the dialog
part
(center
channel).
• Audio
output
from this unit is 2-channels
when the virtual
surround
is turned
on.
• Turn off the sound
effect
of the AV amplifier,
etc. connected
to
this unit when
turning
on the virtual
surround.
• Turn the virtual
surround
off if it causes
sound
distortion.
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