Standard; Angle; Menu Language - GE GE1101P User Manual

Standard

This feature can be used to select a different color system according to the type of TV being used.
The TV Type is preset for you and should not be changed.

Angle

The Angle icon is displayed when there is more than one camera angle available for the scene that
is playing. If you don't want the Angle icon displayed on-screen, you may turn it off.
1. With no disc playing, press SETUP (the main menu appears).
2. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the Display option. Press PLAY/OK to select (The Display
menu is displayed).
3. Use the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the Angle option. The angle choices appear on
the right.
4. Press the right arrow button to move to the angle choices. Use the up/down arrow buttons to
highlight the desired choice.
5. Press PLAY/OK to select the choice.
6. Press the left arrow button to return to the Display menu options on the left. To return to the
main menu, highlight the Main Menu option and press PLAY/OK.
DISPLAY MENU
IMAGE
STANDARD
ANGLE
LANGUAGE
DIGITAL OUT
SUBTITLE
MAIN MENU

MENU LANGUAGE

The Display Menu with the Language
option highlighted.
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Menu Language
Use this feature to change the language for the player's on-screen menu
system. The default is English.
1. With no disc playing, press SETUP (the main menu appears).
2. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the Display option. Press PLAY/
OK to select (The Display menu appears).
3. Use the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the Language option.
ENGLISH
FRENCH The language choices appear on the right.
SPANISH
4. Press the right arrow button to move to the language choices. Use
the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the desired language.
5. Press PLAY/OK to select the language. The menu will immediately
change to the selected language.
6. Press the left arrow button to return to the Display menu options on
the left. To return to the main menu, highlight the Main Menu
option and press PLAY/OK.
The Menu System