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To switch to a 12 frame display
You can switch the digest display from 9 to 12
frames.
1 Press SPECIAL MENU.
2 Press 5.
3 Proceed with steps 1 and 2 of "Locating the
desired track." The first frames of tracks 1
through 12 appear.
To switch back to the 9 frame display, repeat
this operation.
To display the next 9 or 12 tracks
Press NEXT. The first frame of tracks 10
through 18 (or 13 through 24) appear.
When there are more tracks in the disc,
"+" appears in the upper right corner of
the TV screen.
To display previous tracks, press PREV.
To switch to the digest of another
disc during disc digest
Press D. SKIP during disc digest.
To use disc digest with VIDEO CDs
with the PBC functions (Ver. 2.0)
Select "3) DISC DIGEST" before you start
playing the VIDEO CD to disable the PBC
functions.
Tip
In step 2, you can select tracks even if they have not
been displayed yet. Use the number buttons to
select the desired track.
Notes
• Video images will not be shown for audio CDs.
• The play mode automatically switches to normal
mode if you start disc digest during Shuffle or
Program Play.
Locating a section within
a track
–– Track Digest
You can have the CD player divide a VIDEO
CD track into either 9 or 12 different sections
and display the first scene of each section on
the TV screen. This might be useful when
playing discs with few track divisions, such
as movies.
This function cannot be used during
playback of VIDEO CDs with the PBC
functions (Ver. 2.0).
1
Start playing the desired VIDEO CD
track.
2
Press SPECIAL MENU.
3
Press 4 to select "4) TRACK
DIGEST."
The current track is divided into 9
sections (in default setting) and the first
frame of each section appears.
The sound of the first three seconds of
each track on an audio CD plays, but
there is no sound when using a VIDEO
CD.
Current track number
TRACK 1 DIGEST
1
4
7
4
Press the number buttons to select
the desired section.
Playback starts from a point near the
selected frame.
To stop playback
Press p.
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3
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