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H Disc structure
DVD VIDEO
consists of
"titles."
and each title may be divided
into
some
"chapters"
(see Example
I ).
For example,
if DVD VIDEO
contains some movies, each movie
may
have its own
title
number and it may be further- divided
into
some
chapters.
In DVD VIDEO
Karaoke,
each song may have it5
own title
number, but it may not be further divided
into
chapters.
DVD AUDIO
consists of
"groups,.'
and each group may bc divided
into some
"tracks"
(see
Example
2).
Some DVD AUDIO
also contain a "bonus group"
that can be played
back by entering the "key number"
(a kind of password).
Usually
the contents of "bonu\
group"
are not opened to the public.
Note that most DVD AUDIO
include other information
in addition
to audio, such as still picturca.
movies, and text.
VCD. SVCD.
and
CD
consist
of "tracks"
(see Example
3).
In general, each track has its own
track
number. (On some discs,
each track may also be divided by Indexes. This unit is not
compatible
with Index function.)
W Playback
Control
function
(PSC)
The Playback
Control
function
allows you to enjoy menu-driven
operation.
Menu-driven
playback
A selection
menu is displayed
when you start playing
VCD and
SVCD with the Playback
Control
feature. The selection
menu shows
a list of numbers for selection.
Some discs may show moving
pictures or a divided
screen.
You can interact with the screen using a menu display to select and
play an entry.
See the example
illustration
on the right about basic feature of
menu-driven
playback
(for details about the operation
through the
menu, see also page 33).
Note:
I
l
While operating
VCD or SVCD using the menu, some of the
functions such as repeat piay may not work.
Example 1: DVD VIDEO
Title 1
Title 2
*
Example 2: DVD AUDIO
Menu
screen
-
LJ
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_------------_-
Submenu
4
Submenu
1
RETURN.
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