Special Playback Options - Insignia NS-1DVDR User Manual

Special playback options

If a menu screen is displayed
To remove a menu screen:
• In some cases, the disc menu might appear.
if this occurs, press the
to select the title/chapter you want to view,
then press ENTER to start. Press TITLE or
MENU/LIST to return to the menu screen.
Moving to another title
When a disc has more than one title, you can
move to another title on the disc.
To move to another title:
1 Press DISPLAY twice during playback. The
time search box shows the elapsed playing
time.
2 Press / to select the title icon, then
press a number button (1-9) or press
to select the title number you want.
Time search
DVD ALL
To start playing at a selected time on the
disc:
1 Press DISPLAY twice during playback. The
time search box shows the elapsed playing
time.
2 Press / to select the time clock icon.
The time input box [-:--:--] appears.
3 Input the required start time in hours,
minutes, and seconds from left to right. If you
enter the wrong numbers, press
move curser to the wrong number. Then
enter the correct number.
4 Press ENTER to confirm. Playback starts
from the selected time.
Camera angle
DVD
If the disc contains scenes recorded at different
camera angles, you can change to a different
camera angle during playback.
To change the camera angle:
1 Press DISPLAY twice, then select the
Camera Angle icon during playback.
2 Press to select the angle you want.
/
Note that the number of the current angle
appears on the display.
Tip
The Camera Angle icon is displayed on the TV
screen when alternate angles are available.
3D surround sound
DVD ALL
Your recorder can produce a 3D Surround sound
effect, which simulates multi-channel audio
playback from two conventional stereo speakers,
instead of the five or more speakers normally
required to listen to multichannel audio from a
home theater system.
To turn on 3D surround sound:
1 Press DISPLAY twice, then press
select the
sound icon.
2 ress to
P /
3 To turn off the 3D Surround effect, select
NORMAL
.
/ buttons
/
DVD ALL
to
/
/
3D SUR.
select
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Last condition memory
Your recorder memorizes the user settings for
the last disc that is viewed. The settings remain
in memory even if you remove the disc from your
recorder or switch off your recorder. If you load a
disc that has its settings memorized, the scene
is automatically recalled.
Notes
• Settings are stored in memory for use at any
• Your recorder does not memorize settings of a
•
Playing an audio CD or MP3/WMA files
Your recorder can play audio CDs and
/
MP3/WMA files. Before playing MP3/WMA files,
read the following MP3/WMA audio file
requirement.
MP3/WMA audio file requirement
File extensions
Sampling
frequency
Bit rate (within)
CD-R Format
DVD±R/RW
Format
Maximum
Files/Folder
To play an audio CD or MP3/WMA files:
1 Press HOME. The Home menu opens.
2 Select Music, DISC, then press ENTER. The
Audio CD or Music menu opens.
3 Press
press PLAY (
You can use variable playback functions as
described in "Special playback options" on
page 13.
4 To stop playback at any time, press STOP
( ).
Tips
• You can view the TV channel or video input
• Press DISPLAY to view ID3-Tag information for
• If you are in a File list and want to return to the
to
DVD
time.
disc if you switch off your recorder before you
play it.
The
Last Scene Memory function for a
previous DVD title is erased once a different
DVD title is played.
.MP3, .WMA.
Within 8 - 48 kHz (MP3), within 32 - 48 kHz
(WMA)
8 - 320 kbps (MP3), 32 - 192 kbps (WMA)
ISO 9660 and JOLIET
ISO 9660 (UDF Bridge format)
Less than 1999
/ to select a track or file, then
). Playback starts.
source by pressing RETURN (
to return to the Music menu, press
MENU/LIST.
the MP3 file. If ID3-Tag information is not
present, "MP3 ID3 tag :None" will appear. If you
select a folder, the number of subfolders and
number of MP3/WMA files in the folder are
displayed. Press DISPLAY again to close the
information screen.
/
Folder list, use the to highlight
then press ENTER to return to the previous
menu screen.
). If you want
,
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