Angle
Some DVD discs feature scenes simultaneously
shot from different angles. The ANGLE button can
be used to view the scene from different angles.
(ANGLE Indicator lights up on the unit when a
scene recorded at different angles is detected.)
Chapter Number
Titles are subdivided into numbered sections. You can
quickly search for a favorite scene using these
numbers.
DVD
A high-density optical disc on which high-quality
pictures and sound have been digitally recorded.
DVD incorporates new video compression technology
(MPEG II) and high-density recording technology
which allow entire movies to be recorded with
incredible playback quality.
Playback Control
With Video CD (version 2.0), scenes or information
may be selected for viewing or listening from an
interactive menu that appears on the TV screen.
Subtitles
Written dialogue which appears at the bottom of the
screen.
Time Number
The elapsed play time from the start of a disc or
title. Use to quickly find scenes. (May not work with
some discs.)
Title Number
For DVD discs with two or more titles, the title is
numbered as title 1, title 2, etc.
Track Number
Numbers assigned to tracks on Video CDs and
CDs to allow specific tracks to be quickly located.
Video CD
CD containing picture and sound with same quality
level as video tape. This unit also supports Video
CDs with playback control (version 2.0).
Handling precautions
•Sticking a label on the disc may impair DVD*R
playback.
• DO not attach sticker to discs. (Do not use discs with
exposed adhesive from tape or left over peeled_off
stickers.)
• Only hold disc by edges as
shown. Fingerprints, di_t, and
scratches can cause skipping
and distortion.
• DO not write on label side of
disc.
• Never use record cleaning
sprays, benzine, thinner,
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liquids, or any other
solvent.
• Be careful not to drop or bend disc.
• DO not place more than 1 disc on disc tray.
• DO not tnj to close disc I
tray when disc is not
properly placed.
• Always store discs in
their proper cases
when not in use. V
To clean disc surface
With a soft, damp (water only) cloth, gently wipe
from the center hole to the outer edge as shown
below. (Wiping in a circular pattern will scratch the
surface.) © ×
If disc is brought from a cold to a warm
environment, moisture may form on the disc
Wipe away moisture with asoft, dry, lint-free cloth
before using disc. (See above.)
Improper disc storage
Discs could be damaged if stored or left in areas:
• exposed to direct sunlight.
• that are humid or dusty.
• near heat (i.e. heater, radiator, etc.).
If the disc cannot be removed,
First unplug unit.
Then, prepare a rigid wire (e.g. an
extended paper clip, etc.) and,
applying moderate force, insert it
straight into the hole at the base of
the tray. The tray will eject a little.
Now, pull the tray all the way out
and remove the disc.
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