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Using the DVD Menu
The Rated Titles screen lets you set the
Rating Limit
Choose Unrated Titles to set free
access or require a password
for
unrated
titles.
I.
Fr_mthe Lock menu' high_ight Ratings Limits and press_K (the Ratings Limits menu is disp_ayed).
2. Highlight Roted Titles and pressOK (the 8-1evel rating limits list appears).
3. Tochange the rating limit, pressthe up or down arrow button.
• The ratings that don't require a password(free access)appear under the bar, in the green part of the
block.
•
The ratings that require a password appear above the bar, in the red part of the block.
4. When you have moved the bar to the desired setting, press OK. You are returned to the Rated Titles
screen and the setting appears to the right of the Rated Titles option. For example, if you set 3 as the
highest rating for Free Access (green), then the Rated Titles selection
appears as 3 (that's the DVD's
number For PG in the 8-level system) For the movie studio's rating. This means when the DVD is locked, it
will require you to enter the password to play any discs that are rated higher than 3 (i.e., PG-13 or NC-
17).
5.
Press the left arrow button
to return to the main screen.
Unrated Titles
Some titles (movies) aren't rated, but may contain material that is unsuitable
For children. You decide how
you want the Ratings Limits feature to handle these discs: free access or password required. To set the
Unrated Titles option:
1. From the Lock Menu, highlight
Ratings Limits and press OK.
2.
Highlight
Unrated Titles and press OK. The Unrated Titles options appean
3.
Use the up/down
arrow buttons to highlight
your choice: Free Access or Password Required. Press OK.
You are returned
to the previous screen, and the option you chose is displayed next to the Unrated Titles
option.
4.
Press the left arrow key to return to the main menu.
System Test
There are several tests you can run from the SystemTest menu. If a problem is found, the text will appear in light gray.
I.
Highlight System Testwithin the Lock menu.
2. PressOKto display the System TestResults sereen.
3. Pressthe left arrow key to return to the main menu.
The Display Menu
The Display menu contains the settings that affect how disc content looks on your TV/DVD.
TV Image
The lVlmage
menu adjusts the way a movie appears on your W/DVD.
1. Fr_m the DvD_s main menu _in DvD m_de' n_ dis_ p_aying)' high_ight Disp_ay and press _K (the Disp_ay _pti_ns
appear).
2.
Highlight
lVlmage.
Press OK. The TVlmageoptionsappean
4 x 3 Letterbox
-
Choose this setting when receiving a 4:3 image with subtitles ON. You'll see the entire frame of the movie, but it will take up a
smaller portion
of the screen vertically to accommodate
subtitles. The movie might appear with black bars at the top and bottom
of the screen.
4 x 3 Standard
-
Choose this setting when receiving a 4:3 image and you want the on-screen appearance of the video to be a centered picture
with black side panels (blank area) on the right and left sides. Most discs produced in a widesereen format can't be cropped in this fashion. This
means the black bars appear at the top and bottom
of the screen.
16 x 9 Standard
-
Choose this setting to view 16:9 formatted
DVD's. Most DVD's will force the viewing
to this mode. Also choose this if you
want a 4:3 image to adjust horizontally
to fill the 16:9 screen. Black side panels won't be added, and the image is vertically
unaltered.
On-Screen
Displays
This feature lets you select whether you want certain on-screen displays to appear on the screen.It contains three choices with check boxes next to
them:
•
Information Display- When turned on, displays time transport information when you are fast forwarding or reversing playback.
•
Angle Indicator - When turned on, displays camera angle icon if more than one camera angle is available.
•
SceneAgaiMM Text - When turned on, displays subtitles when you usethe SceneAgaiMM feature.
The default is to show all on-screen displays. Toturn one of the options on or off, highlight an option and pressOK.This toggles the option on or off.
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