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16

Operation

with

DVD

and

Video

CD

General

Features

(continued)

3D

Surround

This

unit

can

produce

a

3D

Surround

effect,

which

simulates

multi-channel

audio

playback

from

two

conventional

stereo

speakers,

instead

of

the

five

or

more

speakers

normally

required

to

listen

to

multi-

channel

audio

from

a

home

theater

system.

1

Press

SOUND

to

select

"3D

SUR"

during

playback.

2

To

turn

off

the

3D

Surround

effect,

press

SOUND

again

to

select

"NORM".

Zoom

The

Zoom

function

allows

you

to

enlarge

the

video

image

and

to

move

through

the

enlarged

image.

1

Press

ZOOM

during

playback

or

still

playback

to

acti-

vate

the

Zoom

function.

If

you

press

ZOOM

repeatedly,

the

magnification

level

increases

up

to

six

steps.

2

Use

the

1

234

buttons

to

move

through

the

zoomed

picture.

3

Press

CLEAR

to

resume

normal

playback

or

return

to

the

paused

image.

Note

The

zoom

function

may

not

work

for

some

DVDs.

Marker

Search

You

can

start

playback

from

a

memorized

point.

Up

to

nine

points

can

be

memorized.

To

enter

a

mark,

follow

these

steps.

1

During

disc

playback,

press

MARKER

when

playback

reaches

the

spot

that

you

want

to

memorize.

The

Marker

icon

will

appear

on

the

TV

screen

briefly.

2

Repeat

step

1

to

enter

up

to

nine

Marker

points

on

a

disc.

To

Recall

a

Marked

Scene

1

During

disc

playback,

press

SEARCH.

The

MARKER

SEARCH

menu

will

appear

on

the

screen.

2

Within

10

seconds,

press

1/2

to

select

a

Marker

number

that

you

want

to

recall.

3

Press

ENTER.

Playback

will

start

from

the

Marked

scene.

4

To

remove

the

MARKER

SEARCH

menu,

press

SEARCH.

To

clear

a

Marked

Scene

1

During

disc

playback,

press

SEARCH.

The

MARKER

SEARCH

menu

will

appear

on

the

screen.

2

Press

1/2

to

select

the

Marker

number

that

you

want

to

erase.

3

Press

CLEAR.

The

Marker

number

will

be

erased

from

the

list.

4

Repeat

steps

2

and

3

to

erase

additional

Marker

numbers.

5

To

remove

the

MARKER

SEARCH

menu,

press

SEARCH.

Special

DVD

Features

Checking

the

contents

of

DVD

discs:

Menus

DVDs

may

offer

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.

Or,

use

the

1

234

buttons

to

highlight

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

language

and

subtitle

options,

and

chapters

for

the

title.

3

To

remove

the

title

menu,

press

TITLE

again.

Disc

Menu

1

Press

MENU.

The

disc

menu

is

displayed.

2

To

remove

the

disc

menu,

press

MENU

again.

Camera

Angle

If

the

disc

contains

scenes

recorded

at

different

camera

angles,

you

can

change

to

a

different

camera

angle

during

playback.

Press

ANGLE

repeatedly

during

playback

to

select

a

desired

angle.

The

number

of

the

current

angle

appears

on

the

display.

Changing

the

Audio

Language

Press

AUDIO

repeatedly

during

playback

to

hear

a

dif-

ferent

audio

language

or

audio

track.

Changing

the

Audio

Channel

Press

AUDIO

repeatedly

during

playback

to

hear

a

dif-

ferent

audio

channel

(STER.,

LEFT

or

RIGHT).

Subtitles

Press

S-TITLE

repeatedly

during

playback

to

see

the

different

subtitle

languages.

Note

If

appears,

the

feature

is

not

available

on

the

disc.

1

ENG

ABC

DVD-A

DVD-V

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

1PPCM

5CH

1

ENG

D

5.1

CH

DVD-A

DVD-V

1/1

DVD-V

DVD-A

DVD-V

DVD-A

DVD-V

DVD-A

DVD-A

DVD-V

MARKER

SEARCH

1/9

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-V

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-A

DVD-V

3D

SUR

NORM.

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-V

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