Table Of Contents - Denon DVD-A1XV Operating Instructions Manual

Table of Contents

Important To Safety2
Caution2
Laser Product3
Note On Use4
About The Operating Instructions On The Cd-Rom5
Check The Computer Environment5
Table Of Contents7
Accessories7
Features8
Advanced Al24 Processing8
Hdmi/Dvi Digital Video Interface8
Multiple Functions9
Thorough Vibration-Resistant Design9
Discs10
Disc Terminology10
Playback Control10
Cautions On Handling Discs11
Holding Discs11
Cautions On Storing Discs11
Cleaning Discs11
Connections12
Connecting To A Tv12
Connecting To A Tv With 21-Pin Scart Terminal14
Connecting To A Av Amplifier With A Built-In Decoder14
Sound Output from the DVD-A1Xv's Digital Audio Output Connectors15
In The Case Of Bitstream Output15
In The Case Of Pcm Output15
Connecting A Basic 5.1-Channel Surround System16
Connecting To A Digital Recorder17
Connecting To A Stereo Component17
Denon Link Connections18
Compatibility With Previous Models18
Denon Link Second Edition18
Ieee 1394 Connections19
Hdmi Connections20
Hdmi Settings21
Video Settings21
Audio Settings21
Dvi-D Connections22
Dvi-D Settings22
Connecting An Hdmi-Dvi Conversion Cable22
When Connecting Both The Hdmi And Dvi-D Connectors To Monitors22
Part Names And Functions23
Front Panel23
Dvd Audio/Video Indicator24
Super Audio Cd Indicator24
Disc Tray24
Denon Link Indicator24
Rear Panel25
Display26
Remote Control Unit27
Inserting Batteries27
Using The Remote Control Unit27
Names And Functions Of Remote Control Unit Buttons28
Loading Discs30
Opening And Closing The Disc Tray30
Changing The Default Settings31
Language Setup32
Digital Interface Setup32
Video Setup32
Audio Setup32
Setup Items For Use33
When "LANGUAGE SETUP" Is Selected35
Dialog35
Subtitle35
Disc Menus35
Language Code List37
When "DIGITAL INTERFACE SETUP" Is Selected38
Hdmi Audio Setup38
Hdmi/Dvi Picture Adjust38
Hdmi Auto Format38
When "VIDEO SETUP" Is Selected43
Component Video Out43
Squeeze Mode43
Progressive Mode43
Ntsc44
Pal44
Multi44
Hdmi/Dvi44
Audio Channel46
Digital Output46
Source Direct46
Bass Enhancer46
Multi Channel (Factory Default)47
2Ch (Srs Off)47
2Ch (Srs On)47
Speaker Configuration47
Rating Level52
Password52
Player Mode54
Captions54
Wall Paper54
Screen Saver54
Using The Pure Direct Mode57
Using The Super Audio Cd Setup58
Adjusting The Picture Quality59
To Exit The Picture Adjust Mode62
Using The Video Setup63
Turning The Video Mode Knob64
Picture Mode64
Tv System64
When "TV SYSTEM" Is Selected65
Progressive65
Interlaced65
Playback66
Stopping Playback68
Resume Play Memory Function68
Playing Still Pictures68
Forward/Reverse Searching68
Remote Control Unit (Rc-993)68
Skipping To The Beginning Of Chapters Or Tracks69
Cueing Using The Skip Buttons69
Cueing Using The Number Buttons69
Playing Frame By Frame69
Selecting The Still Image70
Playing Bonus Groups70
Playing Repeatedly71
Playing A Certain Section Repeatedly (A-B Repeat Playback)72
Playing Tracks In The Desired Order73
Playing Tracks In The Random Order74
Using The On-Screen Display75
Example: For Dvd Audio Discs75
Example: For Dvd Video Discs75
Changing The Elapsed Time75
Using The Multiple Audio, Subtitle And Angle Functions76
Switching The Audio Language (Multiple Audio Function)76
Switching The Subtitle Language (Multiple Subtitle Function)77
Switching The Angle (Multiple Angle Function)78
Using The Menus79
Using The Top Menu79
Using The Dvd Menu80
Marking Scenes You Want To See Again81
Setting Marks (For Dvd-Audios And Dvd-Videos Only)81
Calling Out Marked Scenes And Clearing Marks81
Playing In The Zoom Mode82
Playing Mp383
Listening To Mp3 Cd, Cd-Rs And Cd-Rws83
To Change The Mp3 File84
To Set The Random Play Mode84
To Set The Repeat Mode84
To Return To The Initial Disc Information Screen84
Playing Wma85
Playing Still Picture Files (Jpeg Format)86
Playing Still Pictures Stored On Cd-Rs/Rws86
To View Several Of The Still Pictures Stored On The Disc At Once87
To Temporarily Stop The Slide Show87
Flipping And Rotating Still Pictures87
Special Play Modes For Wma And Mp3 And Jpeg Files88
Troubleshooting89
Check Again Before Assuming The Player Is Malfunctioning89
Main Specifications91