Sony MHC-GZR8D Operating Instructions Manual page 66

4:3 PAN SCAN
connect a 4:3 screen TV. This setting
displays the wide picture on the entire
screen and cuts off the portions that do
not fit.
PROGRESSIVE (COMPONENT OUT)
Sets the progressive signal output from
the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks
to on or off.
OFF: Outputs interlace signals.
ON: Outputs progressive signals.
For details, see "Changing the format
of the video signal output from
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks"
(page 28).
COLOR SYSTEM (VIDEO CD)
(Except for Russian and Latin American
models)
Select the output video signal when you
play back a VIDEO CD.
AUTO: Outputs the video signal
according to the color system of the disc,
either PAL or NTSC.
PAL: Changes the video signal of an
NTSC disc and output it in PAL system.
NTSC: Changes the video signal of a PAL
disc and output it in NTSC system.

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BLACK LEVEL
(Latin American model only)
Selects the black level (setup level) for the
video signals output from the jacks other
than COMPONENT VIDEO OUT.
ON: Sets the black level of the output
signal to the standard level.
OFF: Lowers the standard black level.
Use this when the picture becomes too
white.
BLACK LEVEL (COMPONENT OUT)
(Latin American model only)
Selects the black level (setup level)
for the video signals output from the
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks.
"BLACK LEVEL (COMPONENT OUT)"
setting is not available when the system
outputs progressive signal.
OFF: Raises the standard black level. Use
this when the picture becomes too black.
ON: Sets the black level of the output
signal to the standard level.
PAUSE MODE
(DVD VIDEO and DVD-R/-RW in VR
mode only)
AUTO: The picture, including subjects
that move dynamically, is output with no
jitter. Normally select this position.
FRAME: The picture, including subjects
that do not move dynamically, is output
in high resolution.
The default setting varies depending on the
1)
country or region.
Depending on the DVD VIDEO, "4:3
2)
LETTER BOX" may be selected automatically
instead of "4:3 PAN SCAN" or vice versa.