I About The Discs; Playable Discs; Disc Types - Hitachi DVPF3EUK Instruction Manual

PLAYABLE DISCS

The following discs can be played back on this DVD/VCR.
¡ DVD video
¡ Audio CD
¡ MP3*
* Depending on the types or the writing method of the medium some
discs can not be played.
¡ Some DVD-R, or CD-R/RW discs made on personal computers,
or on DVD recorders may not be played back properly due to fac-
tors such as scratches, dirt or special properties of the disc.
¡ Discs made on personal computers may not be played back prop-
erly due to different environments or the settings of the application
you use. We recommend always to use the standardised, properly
formatted discs. (Please contact the sales agency for more detail).
¡ This player conforms to PAL / NTSC color systems. You cannot
play discs recorded in other color systems such as SECAM.
¡Some discs include region codes as shown below.
2
¡The number inside the symbol refers to a region of the world, and
a disc encoded in a specific region format can only be played back
on DVD/VCR with the same region code.
The following discs cannot be played back on this DVD/VCR.
¡ DVD with region codes other than 2 or ALL.
¡ DVD-ROM
¡ DVD-RAM
¡ CD-ROM
¡ VSD
¡ CDV (Only plays back the audio part.)
¡ CD-G (Only plays back the sound.)
¡ CD-I
¡ SACD
¡ Photo CD
¡ Video CD
Any other discs without compatibility indications.
ABOUT THE DISCS
¡ DVD-R*
¡ CD-R/RW*

DISC TYPES

[ DVD ]
Data on a DVD is divided into sections called "titles", and
then into subsections called "chapters", each of which is
given a title or chapter number. Playback conditions are
preset on some DVD video discs, and these playback con-
ditions take priority over user operations on this
DVD/VCR. If a function you selected does not run as
desired, refer to the manual accompanying the disc.
Example
Title 1
Chapter 1 Chapter 2
[ AUDIO CD ]
Data on an audio CD is divided into sections called
"tracks", each of which is given a track number.
Example
Track 1 Track 2
[ MP3 ]
Data on an MP3 is divided into sections called "groups",
and then into subsections called "tracks", each of which is
given a group or track number.
Example
Group 1
Track 1 Track 2
– 7 –
Title 2
Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 1 Chapter 2
Track 3 Track 4 Track 5
Group 2
Track 3 Track 4 Track 1 Track 2
Track 6
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