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DVD
or
Video CD
Operation (Continued)
Special
DVD Features
Checking
the
contents
of DVD Video
discs: Menus
DVDs may contain
menus
that allow you
to
access
special
features. To
use
the disc menu, press MENU.
Then,
press the
appropriate
number button
to
select
an
option. Alternatively,
use
the 1/2/3/4 buttons
to
high-
light
your
selection,
then press ENTER.
Title Menu
1
Press TITLE.
If the
current
title has
a
menu,
the
menu
will appear
on
the
screen.
Otherwise,
the disc
menu
may appear.
2
The
menu can
list
camera
angles, spoken
lan-
guage and subtitle
options,
and
chapters
for the
title.
Disc Menu
Press MENU.
The disc
menu
is
displayed.
Changing
the Audio
Language
Press AUDIO
repeatedly during playback
to
hear
a
different audio
language
or
audio track.
Changing
the Audio Channel
Press AUDIO
repeatedly during playback
to
hear
a
different audio channel
(STER.,
LEFT
or
RIGHT).
ote
If
appears, the feature is
not
available
on
the disc.
Subtitles
Press S-TITLE
repeatedly during playback
to
see
the
different subtitle
languages.
otes
The subtitle file of the DivX file is
displayed only
smi,
srt
and sub.
If there is
no
information
or
there is
a
code that
can
not
read in the DivX
file,
"1/1"
etc
are
displayed.
DVD Audio Discs
DVD Audio is
a new
disc format
building
on
the
success
of DVD
to
provide high quality, uncompressed,
multi-
channel audio for
a new
experience
in audio
quality.
A
DVD Audio disc
can
be identified
by
the DVD audio
logo
on
the disc
jacket
or on
the disc itself.
DVD Audio
can
provide higher quality
stereo
than Audio
CDs with
a
sampling
rate
of up
to
192kHz
(compared
to
44.1kHz for
CDs).
DVD Audio
digital
sound
can
be
delivered with up
to 24
bits of data
(compared
to 16
bits
for
a
standard
CD).
A
typical
DVD Audio disc contains up
to
seven
times the
data
capacity
of
a
CD. This additional space is used for
music,
either Advanced Resolution multi-channel sound
quality
that is closer
to
the artist's
master
recording
or
for
longer recordings. Many
DVD Audio discs contain
on-screen
text,
such
as
artist
biographies, playlists,
or
lyrics.
Some DVD Audio discs contain
photo galleries
or
video
clips.
ote
To
enjoy
maximum sound
quality
and surround effect of
DVD
Audio,
you
must
use
5.1 channel
analog
audio
output
(5.1CH
AUDIO OUT
jacks
on
the DVD/CD
receiver).
If you
use
the DIGITAL OUT
(OPTICAL
or
COAXIAL)
for your audio
connection,
the sound will
only
be similar
to
CD-quality
sound
even
though you're
playing
a
DVD Audio disc.
Moving
to
another GROUP
Some DVD Audio discs divide
content
into different
groups. Your
player
enables you
to
quickly
access
different groups
during playback
via the
on-screen
display.
1.
Press DISP.
during playback
on
in
stop
mode.
2.
Press 3/4
to
select
Group
icon.
3.
Press 1/2
or
the numbered buttons
(0-9)
to
select
a
group number.
Note:
Sometimes the author of the disc
creates
hidden
content
that
can
only
be accessed
by entering
a
pass-
word. If the lock icon appears
on
the TV screen,
enter
the
password (sometimes you'll
find it
on
the disc's
jacket
cover or on a
web
site).
This
password
control
isn't dictated
by
your DVD/CD receiver
---
it is
a
function
of the disc.
Since the
authoring
of DVD Audio Discs
varies,
some
of
the
on-screen
display
choices
might
not
be available for
the disc
you're playing.
Viewing
another PAGE
Since DVD Audio discs
can
hold
a
lot of
content,
there
are
various ways
to
see
what's available
on
the disc.
1.
Press DISP.
during playback.
2.
Press 3/4
to
select
Page
icon.
3.
Press 1/2
to
select
a
page number.
What appears
on
the
screen
will vary from disc
to
disc because the information available
depends
upon
the way the disc
was
created.
Note:
Since the
authoring
of DVD Audio Discs
varies,
some
of
the
on-screen
display
choices
might
not
be available for
the disc
you're playing.
DivX
DVD-V
VCD1.1
VCD2.0
DivX
DVD-A
DVD-V
DVD-A
DVD-V
DVD-A
DVD-V
DVD-A
DVD-V
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