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Read t hese inst ruct ions.

Keep t hese instr uct ions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all inst ructions.

Do not use t his apparat us nearwater.

Clean only wit h dry cloth.

Do not b lock any vent i lat ionopenings. Inst all in accordancew it h t h e m an uf a c t u r e r sinst ruct ions.

Do not inst all near any heatsources such as radiat ors, heatreg is t ers , s t oves , or o t herapparat us (including amplifier s)t hat produce heat .

Do not defeat t he safet y purpose

of t he polarized or grounding-t ypeplug. A polar ized plug has t woblades, one wider t han t he ot her.A grounding t ype plug has t woblades and a t hird gr oundingprong. The wide blade or t he t hirdprong is pr ovided for your safet y.If t he pr ovided plug does not fitint o your out let , consult anelect r ician for replacement of t heobsolete out let .

Prot ec t t he power cord from

being walked on or pinchedpart icular ly at plugs, conveniencerecept acles and t he point wheret hey exit from the apparat us.

Only us e at t ac hm ent s / accessor ies specified by t hemanufacturer.

Unplug t his apparat us duringlight ning st orms or when unusedfor long periods of t ime.

Use only wit h a cart , stand, t ripod,bracket or t able specified by t hemanufact urer, or sold wit h t he

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION: RETAIN THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

This set has been designed and manufact ured t o assur e personal safet y. Improper use can result in elect r icshock or fire hazard. The safeguards incorporat ed in t his unit will prot ect you if you observe t he followingprocedures for inst allat ion, use and servicing. This unit does not cont ain any part s t hat can be repaired by t heuser.

apparat us. When a cart is used,use caut ion when moving t he cart /apparat us combinat ion t o avoidinjury fr om t ip-over.

Refer all servicing t o qualifiedser vice pers onnel. Servicing isrequired when t he apparat us hasbeen damaged in any way, such aswhen t he power supply cord orplug is damaged, liquid has beenspilled or object s have fallen int ot he apparatus, t he apparatus hasbeen exposed t o rain or moist ure,does not operat e normally, or hasbeen dropped.

Apparat us shall not be exposedt o dripping or splashing and t hatno object s filled wit h liquids, suchas vases, shall be placed on t heapparatus.

Disc Tray

Keep your fingers well clear of t hedisc t r ay as it is closing. It maycause ser ious personal injury.

Burden

Do not place a heavy object on, orst ep on t he product . The objectmay fall, causing ser ious personalinjury and serious damage t o t heproduct .

Disc

Do not use a cracked, deformed,or repaired disc. These discs areeasily broken and may causeserious personal injury andproduct malfunct ion.

Damage Requir ing Servi ceUnplug t his product from the wallout let and refer servicing t o

qualified ser vice personnel undert he following condit ions:

a) When t he power- supply cor d orplug is damaged.

b) If liquid has been spilled, or ob-ject s have fallen int o t he product .

c) If t he product has been exposedt o rain or water.

d) If t he product does not operat enormally by following t he oper at -ing inst ruct ions. Adjust only thosecontr ols t hat ar e covered by t heoper at ing inst ruct ions. Improperadjust ment of ot her cont rols mayr esult in damage and will oft en

requir e ext ensive work by a quali-fied t echnician t o rest ore t he prod-uct t o its normal operat ion.

e) If t he product has been droppedor damaged in any way.

f) When the product exhibit s a dis-t inct change in perfor mance - t hisindicat es a need for service.

Servicing

Do not at t empt t o service t hisproduct yours elf as opening orremoving covers may expose yout o danger ous volt age or ot her

hazards. Refer all ser vicing t oqualified ser vice personnel.

Replacement Part s

When replacement par t s arer equir ed, be sure t he servicet echnician has used replacementp ar t s s p e c i f ie d b y t h emanufact urer or have t he samechar act erist ics as t he originalpart . Unauthorized subst it ut ionsmay result in fire, elect r ic shock,or ot her hazards.

Safet y Check

Upon complet ion of any ser vice orrepairs t o t his product , ask t heservice t echnician t o per formsafet y checks t o det ermine t hatt he product is in proper operat ingcondit ion.

USA & Canada ver sions complywit h UL & CUL requirement s.


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Cont en t sInt r oduct ionSafet y................................................................................................................... GB 1Import ant Safet y Inst ructions ................................................................................... GB 2Content s, Packing ................................................................................................... GB 3Player Zones, Ant i-copy Disc Prot ect ion, Inst allat ion ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ...... GB 4DVD Discs & Cleaning DVD Discs ....... ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ GB 4Remot e Cont rol ...................................................................................................... GB 5Front Panel ............................................................................................................ GB 6

Rear Panel ............................................................................................................. GB 7Connect ionsSet up and Inst allat ion - Video Connect ions ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ....... ...... GB 9Audio Connect ions, Speaker Connect ions ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ...... GB 10Speaker Placement ................................................................................................. GB 12Swit ch on for t he firs t t ime, Special on screen message ........ ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ . GB 12Funct ion Set upBasic Operat ions .................................................................................................... GB 13Play, Play Mode, Lock..... ....... ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ..... GB 14Display ................................................................................................................. GB 1 5Sound ................................................................................................................... GB 16Language .............................................................................................................. GB 17Basic PlaybackGeneral Operat ion ................................................................................................... GB 19Surr ound Sound & Surr ound Effect s ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ .... GB 20Radio .................................................................................................................... GB 21Clock&Timer ........................................................................................................... GB 23Loading Discs, Select ing Discs, Exchanging Discs during play ....... ........ ........ ........ ........ . GB 25Playing DVD Discs .................................................................................................. GB 26When DVD is playing ............................................................................................... GB 26When DVD Disc is st opped....................................................................................... GB 27Playing Music CD .................................................................................................... GB 29When M usic CD is playing ........................................................................................ GB 30When CD Disc is st opped ......................................................................................... GB 31Playing VCD Discs .................................................................................................. GB 33When VCD is playing ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ....... ... GB 33Playing MP3 / WMA / JPEG / MPEG4 Discs ........ ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ . GB 34MP3 / WMA files alone............................................................................................. GB 34JPEG files alone ..................................................................................................... GB 34MP3 files along wit h JPEG files, MPEG4 files alone ......... ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ...... GB 35Select ions and play logic ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ........ ....... ........ ........ ........ ....... ...... GB 35When disc is playing ................................................................................................ GB 36When disc is st opped .............................................................................................. GB 37Playing SD / MMC Card ............................................................................................ GB 39Pr oblemsDisc you can play .................................................................................................... GB 40Problems? ............................................................................................................. GB 42

Examine t he cont ent s of t he box for your DVD Receiver. It includes t he following:

DVD Receiver w it h at t ached power cord Remot e Cont rol w it h 2 bat t er ies

Inst r uct ion M anual A/V Cable AM loop ant enna and FM ant enna Subwoofer wit h wir e

2 Fr ont S peaker s wit h wir e Cent e r Speaker w it h wir e 2 Rear S peaker s wit h wir e Sur round Back Speaker w it h w ire War rant y Car d

Packing

NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions , may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guaranteethat interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determinedby turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.- Connect the equipment to a supply outlet different from that to which the receiver is connected.- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby , Pro Logic and the double-D symbol

are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Consumers should note that not all high definition television sets are fully compatible with this product

and may cause artifacts to be displayed in the picture. In case of 525 or 625 progressive scan pictureproblems, it is recommended that the user switc h the connecti on to the standard definiti on out put. If

there are questions regarding our TV set compatibility with this model 525p and 625p DVD player,please contact our customer service center.

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents andother intellectual property ri ghts. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized

by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise

authorized by Macrovision. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibit ed.

Software License and Copyright NoticeAll software tha t is supp lied as part of this equipment is protected by cop yright laws andinternational copyright treaties, as well as other intellectua l property laws and treaties. Thissoftware is licensed, no t sold a nd is intended for use on this device only.

All title and cop yrights in and to the software (including but not limited to a ny ima ges,photog raphs, animations, video, a udio, m usic, text, instructions, code a nd "app lets"incorporated into the software) are owned by Orient Power Video Manufac turing Ltd. or itssuppliers.

You m ay not reverse eng ineer, dec ompile, or d isassem ble this software fo r any purpose.No part of this software may be cop ied, reproduc ed, loaned , rented, leased or transmittedin any form or by any means electronic or m ec hanica l, without the express writtenpermission of Orient Power Video Manufacturing Ltd.

U.S. Patent Nos. 4,631,603; 4,819,098; 4,907,093; 5,315,448; and 6,516,132.


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Player Zones

Ant i-Copy Disc Pr ot ect ion

Inst al lat ion

DVD Discs

For t he purpose of dist r ibut ion of DVD Discs, t he wor ld has been separat ed int o 6zones. The zone your unit is int ended for is indicat ed on t he Zone Label. This shouldbe t he same as t he label on discs available in your region. If you have any difficult ies inplaying a disc, make sure t hat t he disc is for t he same zone as your player.

Some DVD discs have ant i-copying devices.Wit h t hese discs t he playback on a Television will give t he highest qualit y pict ure, however you will not be able t orecord t his signal on a VCR.

Inst all your unit on a st able flat surface. There must be sufficient room in front of t he unit for t he drawer t o beopened and t he unit should be posit ioned so t hat it can see t he remote cont rol.Do not expose your unit t o ext remes of t emperat ure or humidit y. Avoid st anding it on a hot surface such as ont op of ot her hot running equipment and ensure t hat t here is adequate vent ilat ion t o t he unit .* Caut ion : Do not inst all t his equipment in confined space such as a book case or similar unit !

There are several t ypes of DVD Disc.Single sided discs. They play for appr oximat ely 2 HOURSSingle sided t wo layer discs. They play for appr oximat ely 4 HOURS

Double sided discs. They play for appr oximat ely 4 HOURSDouble sided wit h 2 layer s on bot h sides. They play for appr oximat ely 8 HOURS

DVD discs have Tit les and Chapt ers. There can be several Tit les on one disc and each Tit le can cont ain severalChapt ers. Tit les and Chapt ers ar e numbered, e.g. Tit le 1, Tit le 2 et c. & Chapt er 1 ,2 ,3 et c.Usually Tit le one will show t he disc publisher and st udiologos. The next Tit le will be t he film. Other Tit lescont ain t railers for ot her films, product ion not es, oralt ernat ive endings for t he film. There are manypossibilit ies wit h Digit al Versat ile Disc. Chapt ers wit hint he main Tit le allow you t o search quickly for a specificpoint on t he disc. Many discs have a Chapt er Menusomet imes called Scene Index or Scene Menu that

displays t he firs t shot from each Chapt er, which allowsyou t o select a shot and play t he disc from t hat pointonwards. DVD discs can be PAL or NTSC. This playercan play bot h t ypes (if t he player zone is cor rect ).DVD discs allow up to 8 Languages and 32 subt it les on a single disc. You can select and change t he languageand subt it le t o suit yourself and play t he whole disc or just par t of it and view it from different angles.

Pict ure fr eezing & sound skipping or r epeat ing can occur if t he disc inside t he player is dir t y. When a disc becomes dirt y, clean it wit h a cleaning clot h. Wipe t he disc from t he cent er out . Do not wipe in a circular mot ion. Circular scrat ches can cause pict ure distort ion or render t he disc

unplayable.

CAUTION - Do not use solvent s, commer cially viable cleaners, orant ist at ic spray int ended for analog discs.

Cleaning DVD Discs

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1 . t ur n unit On / St andby

2. GOTO display Time menu

3. BOOKM ARK display Bookmark menu

4. V-SELECT select bet ween progress ive scanand swit ching different video output modes.

5. SUBTITLE display Subt it le menu

6. A-B display t he Repeat A-B menu

7. PLAYM ODE display Playmode menu

8. ZOOM select zooming opt ions when playingvideo disc by pressing it repeat edlyCLEAR delet e t he last select ion in program

mode

9. ANGLE display Angle menu if present on discsPBC display PBC menu if present on discs

10 . skip backward / forward to the previousor next chapt er / t rack

1 1. st op playing

1 2. st ar t playing

13. (Act ive Navigat ion keys) advancein indicat ed direct ions for makingselect ions in menus, Act iveNavigat ion mode and t unerset t ings.

14. DVD select DVD modeDISC SKIP press r epeat edly t o change t o t henext disc t ray in DVD mode

15. AV SELECT select ext ernal AV input s (pressrepeat edly)

16. SURROUND select various sur round modes

17. SLEEP set t he sleep (aut o-off) t imer funct ion

18. TONE select var ious EQ modes

19. EXIT exit s menus and Act ive Navigat ion mode

20. MENU1) ent er Disc Cont ents Menu in DVD mode2) ent er Syst em Set up for Speaker set t ings inall ot her modes

21. TUNER select Tuner mode, t oggles bet weenAM and FM bands

22. OK1) ent er or select in menu and set up navigat ion2) In Tuner mode, ent er pr eset progr ammingmode or confirm a preset

23. freeze pict ure and sound during play

24. st ar t r ever se or for war d sear ch

25. TITLE display t he Tit le Menu if pr esent on discROTATE rot at es pict ure when playing Pict ure

CDs

26. -VOL+ increase or decr ease t he volume

27. AUDIO/FM ST select Mono / St ereo in Tunermode

28. INFO ent er or exit Act ive Navigat ion mode

29. 0 - 9 (Numer ic Keys) use for direct select ionof t it le, chapt er, t rack, t uner channel and t imesearch input in DVD mode

30. OPEN/CLOSE open or close t he disc t ray

31. MUTE mut e and unmut e sound out put


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1. Standby Indicat or

2. Standby On / Off

3 . St ar t playing in DVD mode

4. Pause playing in DVD mode

5. St op playing

6. CHAPTER1) skip t o previous chapt er / t rack2) tune down frequency in t uner mode. Whent he preset funct ion applied, you can searchdownwards t o select t he channel you want orst art t he preset programming mode

7. CHAPTER1) skip t o next chapt er / t rack2) t une up frequency in t uner mode. Whent he preset funct ion applied, you can search

upwards t o select t he channel you want orst art t he preset programming mode

8. Disc Loading Tray

9. Select disc t ray direct ly and st art playingdisc on respect ive disc t ray

10. EXCHANGE Opens disc loading t ray fordisc exchange when playing

11. DISC SKIP Skips t o next disc t ray

12. Open or Close t he disc loading t ray

13. Headphone Jack

14 . SD Card input

15. Infra-Red Remot e Cont rol Receiver Window

16 . VFD Display Area

17. TUNER Select t uner as t he input source. Alsot oggles bet ween AM and FM bands.

18. AV SELECT Select ext ernal AV input s bypress ing repeat edly

19. DVD Select DVD mode

20. SURR.M ODE Select sound modes by pressing

repeat edly

21. VOLUME Adjust t he mast er volume. Turnclockwise t o increase t he volume andant i-clockwise to decrease.

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Rear Panel

IM PORTAN T!Connect t he AC cord only aft er t he speakers, ant enna and all opt ional equipment have beenconnect ed.Never make or change any connect ions wit h t he power swit ched on.

1 . A udio I nput sFor connect ing audio (Left / Right ) input signals from auxiliary source such as VCR or Sat ellit e Receiverand playing t hem t hrough t his Home Theat er Syst em. These connect ions are select ed by the AV SELECTbut t on on t he front panel.

2 . Video Input sFor connect ing video input signals fr om auxiliary source such as VCR or Sat ellit e Receiver and playingt hem t hrough t his Home Theat er Syst em. These connect ions are select ed by t he AV SELECT but t on ont he front panel.

3. Audio Out put - REC (VCR)For connect ing audio (Left / Right ) signals t o ext ernal recor ding devices such as VCR or Tape Recorder.

Video Out put - REC (VCR)For connect ing video signal t o external recor ding devices such as VCR or Tape Recorder.

4. Component Video Out put (Progr essive Scan Out put )For connect ing TV wit h component video input (using component video cable, not provided).

5 . V ideo Out put - TVFor connect ing t o TVs (Most TVs have t his t ype of connect ions. If your TV has Component Video or S-Video input , you will get a bet t er pict ure by using t hem inst ead).

6 . S - V ideo Out putFor connect ing t he S-VIDEO IN jack on the TV using an opt ional S-Video cable. This t ype of connect ion willprovide superior pict ure qualit y. However, your TV must be equipped wit h an S-Video input socket .

7. D igi t al Coax ial InputFor connect ing an ext ernal equipment t hat has a digit al coaxial out put jack.

8. D igi t al Coax ial Output

For connect ing an ext ernal equipment t hat has digit al audio input jack.

9. Act ive Subwoofer Out put (for Opt ional Power Subwoofer )For connect ing an opt ional ext ernal power subwoofer.

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1 0. Subwoofer Speaker (I ncluded)For connect ing t he subwoofer speaker t erminals. Connect t he corr ect colored wire t o t he subwooferspeaker t erminal.

11 . Cent er SpeakerFor connect ing t he cent er speaker t erminals. Connect t he corr ect colored wire t o t he cent er speaker

t erminal.

12 . Sur r ound Speaker (Sur r ound Left & Sur r oud Right )For connect ing t he surr ound speaker t erminals. Connect t he corr ect colored wire t o t he sur round left /r ight speaker t erminal.

13 . Fr ont Speaker (Fr ont Left & Fr ont Right )For connect ing t he front speaker t erminals. Connect t he corr ect colored wire t o t he front left / rightspeaker t erminal.

14 . Sur r ound Back SpeakerFor connect ing t he sur round back t erminals. Connect t he corr ect colored wire to t he sur round back

speaker t erminal.

15 . FM Ant enna Input Connect ionsFor FM recept ion, connect t he FM ant enna to t he FM jack. Move t he ant enna in various direct ions unt ilt he clearest signal is received.AM Loop Ant enna Connect ionsFor AM r ecept ion, connect t he AM loop ant enna to t he AM jack. Posit ion t he loop ant enna t o receive t heclearest sound.

Fully insert t he st r ipped por t ion of t he ant enna int o t he terminal as shown above.Not e: Posit ion t he ant enna as far away as possible fr om a TV, VCR or ot her r adiat ion sour ce.

16 . Power Cor d

17 . Cooling FanThe cooling fan does not run const ant ly unless t he bot h t he out put power and t he unit int ernalt emperat ure are high enough to require cooling.

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Set up and Inst allat ion

The following set up and inst allat ion diagrams show t he video and audio connect ions t o TV, VCR or CD Recorder.

Import antMake sure t he AC Voltage matches your local voltage.Connect t he AC cord only aft er t he speakers, ant ennas, and all opt ional equipment have beenconnect ed.

(1 ) Video Connect ions

NOTE: In AV1 or AV2 mode, only REC OUT and TV OUT have video out put . S-VIDEO OUTand COMPONENT VIDEO OUT do not have out put . Therefore connect only RCA VIDEOOUT and TV OUT t o your TV set s.

VCR VIDEO OUTCR VIDEO OUTVCR VIDEO INCR VIDEO IN


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(3 ) Speaker Connect ionsThis Home Theat er Syst em is designed t o reproduce opt imum sound qualit y when t he supplied speakers areused. Corr ect polarit y connect ion t o each speaker is needed. Follow colored wire for corr ect colour speakerconnect ion.To prevent damage, never make any shor t -cir cuit on any speaker out put t erminal.

(2 ) Audio Connect ions

Example: CD RECORDER

(OPTIONAL)

Example: CD RECORDER(OPTIONAL)

VCRAUDIO INVCRAUDIO INVCR AUDIO OUTCR AUDIO OUT

TV AUDIO OUTV AUDIO OUT

COAXIAL OUTOAXIAL OUTCOAXIAL INOAXIAL IN

SUBWOOFER(Can be placedanywhere in the room)

SUBWOOFER(Can be placedanywhere in the room)

5SURROUND

RIGHT SPEAKER (Rear)

5SURROUND

RIGHT SPEAKER (Rear)

1FRONT LEFT

SPEAKER

1FRONT LEFTSPEAKER

4SURROUND

LEFT SPEAKER (Rear)

4SURROUND

LEFT SPEAKER (Rear)

2FRONT RIGHT

SPEAKER

2FRONT RIGHTSPEAKER

6SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER

6SURROUNDBACK

SPEAKER

3CENTER

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Connect ion of all speakers is t he same.

Not es Do not remove t oo much

insulat ion from t he wire

cords t o avoid t hest r ipped port ion fromt ouching each ot her.The opt imal lengt h fort he st r ipped part shouldbe around 1/3 inch (or1cm).

Do not push t hest ripped part t oo farinto t he speakerconnect ors.

Press t he but t on down & insert t he wire, t hen release t he but t on.

The above connect ions can be expressed by t he below t able :

FRONT LEFT FRONT RIGHT CENTERSURROUND

RIGHTSURROUND

LEFTSPEAKERS

SpeakersTer minals

Use Wires

Not e : Always connect colored wire t o colored speaker t erminal (+ ).Always connect black wire t o black speaker t erminal (-).

UnitTer minals

L+

Whit e

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Black

Whit e Blac k

R+

Red

R -

Black

Red Black

C+

Green

C -

Black

Green Black

SL+

Blue

SL -

Black

Blue

SR+

Grey

SR -

Black

Gr ey Black

PASSIVESUBWOOFER

SUB+ SUB-

Black

Black

Purple

PurpleBlack

SURROUNDBACK

SB+ SB-

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Black

Brown

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The placement of speakers is very an impor t ant in t he reproduct ion of surround sound. Part icular at t ent ionshould be t aken when designing t he speaker layout . For t he best sur round effect s, all speakers should beinst alled.

A t ypical room layout should have t he front left , front r ight and cent er placed along t he front . The sur round left

and sur round r ight along t he side t owards t he rear. The suround back speaker should be placed behind t helist ener as shown in the above left pict ure. The cent er speaker can be placed above or below t he video scr eenor TV. The subwoofer can be inst alled for power ful bass sounds and can be placed anywhere in t he room.The speaker t o list ener dimensions shown in t he above right pict ure is used for pr oper set up of t he sur roundsyst em (Please refer t o Speaker Set up on P.16).

Note : Do not connect mor e t han one speaker t o any pair of + /- speaker t erminals. Do not connect any speaker wit h an impedance lower t han t he speakers suppl ied.

Special On Scr een M essage

This symbol, when displayed, indicat e t hat t he key you have pressed is not available at t his t ime,or t hat t his act ion is not allowed by t he disc at t his t ime.

Speaker Placement

Swit ch On for t he Fir st Time Connect up t he Home Theat er Syst em as shown in t he preceding pages. Connect Power t o t he Home Theat er Syst em. The Home Theat er Syst em should have t he St andby Light illuminat ed. Press t he St andby On / Off key (eit her on t he front panel or t he remot e contr ol). Press DVD (eit her on t he front panel or t he remot e cont rol), it will change t o DVD mode. Aft er a few

seconds t he panel will show NO DISC . Swit ch on your TV and select t he AV input t hat t he Home Theat er Syst em is connect ed t o. You should

see t he DVD Scr een and a message Inser t a disc . Press t he open key (on t he front panel or t he remot e cont rol). The disc t ray will open. Place a DVD disc

on t he t ray and press close key (same as open key). The player will read t he disc and st ar t playing.Before t he movie st ar t s t o play, a menu may be shown. You will need t o high-light PLAY MOVIE and

press [OK] t o st art playing t he movie. Alt hough you can wat ch a movie immediat ely, you can configure a bet t er performance on your Home

Theat er Syst em. You can press STOP and proceed t o do t he syst em set up opt ions on t he next page.This will set up all t he funct ions on your Home Theat er Syst em. You only need t o do this once when youfirst inst all your Home Theat er Syst em.

If you choose to wat ch t he movie you can find out about DVD opt ions and navigat ion of t he DVD disc in t hesect ion Playing a DVD disc and onward.

TVFront

speaker

( left )

Front

speaker

( right )

VIEWING AREA

SubwooferCenter Speaker

Rear speaker

( right surround )Rear speaker

( left surround )

TVFront

speaker

( left )

Front

speaker

( right )

DIM L

SubwooferCenter Speaker

Rear speaker

( right surround )Rear speaker

( left surround )

DIM C

DIM R

DIM RSDIM LS

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Proper set up of t he unit will provide you bet t er sound and pict ure qualit y as well as many useful features. Theselect ions are t he preferr ed opt ions t hat will be chosen, provided they are available on t he disc. NOTE: If t hedisc loaded does not have t he pr efer r ed opt ion t hen t he discs own preference should be used.

BASIC OPERATIONSTo access t he set up menu, t he unit must be in STOP mode.

Funct ion Set up

Disc Menus

Player Menus

Subtitles

English

English

English

English

Audio

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Languages

Play

A parent menu exist s,press or EXIT

To make select ions wit hin a menu, pressand t hen OK

A root menu exist s,press or OK.

Use t he Act ive Navigat ion keys t o browse and make select ions in t he menus.

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Languages

Insert a discPlay

Example shows how t o select French as Disc menus language in t he Languages menu.

Select Disc MenusOpen

LanguagesSelect

Languages x5

Player Menus

Audio

Subtitles

English

English

English

English

Disc Menus

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Languages

Play

Disc Menus

Audio

Subtitles

English

English

English

English

Player Menus

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Languages

Play

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Insert a discPlay

Languages

Select French Open Disc MenusConfirm French

Player Menus

Audio

Subtitles

English

English

English

Disc Menus

Play Mode

Lock

Display

Sound

Languages

Play

Franais

Audio

Player Menus

Subtitles

Disc Menus

English

Franais

Espaol

Deutsch

Italiano

Svenska

Portugus

Audio

Player Menus

Subtitles

Disc Menus

English

Franais

Espaol

Deutsch

Italiano

Svenska

Portugus


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PLAY

PLAY M ODE

LOCK

PlayPress OK t o select t he source t o play. (No menu available wit hout medialoaded.)Not e: Memory Card only support s MP3, WMA, and JPEG.

Play ModeNo menu available without disc loaded. (See under When DVD is st oppedor When CD is st opped)

Play Mode

Lock PlayerCreate your password here using t he numer ic keys. The player is deliveredwithout a password. When you set t he rat ing limit s (see under Rat edTit les ) for t he first t ime, you are required to ent er your own password (e.g.1,2 ,3,4 ). This becomes t he password for t he unit . You must memor ize t hispasswor d in or der t o change it in fut ur e.

Change Passw or dChange your exist ing password t o a new one using the numeric keys t oreplace t he exist ing one.

Rat ed Tit lesDVD discs have parent al levels assigned t o t hem. The range of parent alcont rols are from 1 t o 8.

The player can be set in a similar way by pressing . If t he

unit s rat ing limit is set t o 8, it will play all discs. If t he player s r at ing limit is

set below 8 , only discs wit h a lower or equal parent al level will play.

For example if t he player is set t o 5, only discs wit h parent al cont rol rat ingsof 5,4,3 ,2 , & 1 will play. To play a higher r at ed disc you must change t heunit s rat ing t o a higher number.

Enter New Password

OK

When alt ernat ive scenes wit h lower r at ings are included, t he player will play t he highest rat ed scene t hat t heparent al set t ing allows. For example, consider a disc which is generally suit able for most audiences, and israt ed as level 2 for most par t . However, in t he middle t here are also scenes rat ed at 5 & 7 (not suit able forchildren).

The Disc

Enter New Password

OK

Disk

Memory Card

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PAL/NTSCPress OK t o select bet ween PAL or NTSC out put t o match your TV or ot her

equipment .Warning: You MUST have a PAL syst em TV if you choose t o select t he PALset t ing. If you have an NTSC Nort h American t elevision set and you swit ch t heset t ing t o PAL, you will lose your abilit y t o swit ch t he DVD Player back t oNTSC because t he On Scr een Menu will no longer be readable.

Parent al Level Sett o 5 or 6

Parent al Level Sett o 7 or 8

The UnitThe unit s behavior depends on t he set t ing in t he parent al menu.

Parent al Level Setbet ween 2 & 4

A sect ion of t he disc can have several different sequences which vary in parent al cont rol level. In t he aboveexample of a disc wit h parental cont rol, t he player will show a different sect ion depending on t he parent alcont rol level set in t he player menu.

In t his way, parent s can cont rol t he cont ent of films and t here is no indicat ion t hat any censorship has occured.

The meaning of t he levels 1 t o 8 var ies depending upon t he count ry and t he t ype of cont ent of t he disc.

Some films do not have parent al cont rol assigned and will play ir respect ive of t he player set t ing.

DISPLAY

TV ImageThree opt ions available: 1) 4x3 Let t er Box, 2) 4x3 St andard & 3 ) 16x9 WideScreen. Press OK t o select a suitable one.

Select TV Image according t o your TV t ype.If you have a wide-screen (1 6 :9 ) TV, select 1 6 x9 Widescreen- for 16:9 movie, you will have full scr een viewing.- for 4:3 movie, black bars show on left and r ight sides of screen.For convent ional 4 :3 TV,- if you select 4x3 Let t er Box for 16 :9 movie, black bars s how on t op andbot t om of screen.- if you select 4x3 St andard for 1 6 :9 movie, left and right edges of t hescr een are hidden.- if you select eit her 4x3 Let t er Box or 4 x3 St andard for 4 :3 movie, you willhave full screen viewing.

4 x 3 Letterbox

4 x 3 Standard

16 x 9 Widescreen

Display

TV Image

PAL/NTSC

Progressive ScanProgressive Scan

4x3 Letterbox

NTSC

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SOUND

DRCPress OK t o t urn on/off. This cont rols t he Dynamic Range Compress ion(DRC) for night t ime list ening. DRC reduces t he difference bet ween normalvoices and sounds such as like explosion t o avoid waking your neighbours.The amount of range cont rol available depends on t he disc.

Digi t al Out put

Press OK t o check t he box if you have connect ed t he unit s digit al audioout put t o a receiver wit h Dolby Digit al or DTS.

Speaker Set upThree opt ions are available t o adjust your speakers set t ing t obest fit your list ening environment .

SpeakersYou can indicat e t he presence and size of speakers you haveconnect ed to your syst em within t his menu. Opt ions available are

as below. Press OK t o confirm your select ions.

Sound

Digital Output

Speaker Setup

PL II Mode

DRC

PL II Control

Music

Off

On

Center

Subwoofer

Surround

Front Speaker SizeSurround Back

Front

Progressive ScanBy displaying all t he lines of a pict ure simult aneous (inst ead of displaying oddand even lines alt ernat ively such as a convent ional TV), Progressive Scan great lyenhances pict ure r esolut ion while minimizing dist ort ion and flickering. To uset his feat ure, your TV must be Progressive Scan compat ible wit hComponent Video input jacks connect ed t o t he DVD unit .1. Set your unit t o PAL out put mode.2. Select t he Pr ogressive Scan opt ion and press OK (or V.Select on t he

remot e cont rol) t o act ivate.3. A caut ion message will display. Press OK t o cont inue.

Caut ion:If you see dist ort ed or no pict ure aft er pressed OK, t hen check t he following:i) Your TV may not be Progressive Scan compat ible. Wait a few seconds and

t he unit will have ret urn t o t he previous set t ing before change.ii) Make sure your TV is connect ed with Component Video out put from t he DVD

unit and is now swit ched t o view such input t hrough which Pr ogressive Scansignals ar e t r ansmit t ed . There will be no video signal from AV out put , in case

you have bot h Component Video and AV connect ions.

4. A message request ing for confirmat ion will appear on screen. Select Yes

(confirm) or No (ret urn t o previous set t ing) by and press

OK t o confirm.

VideoPress OK t o select bet ween Component Out put or S-Video Out put t o mat cht he DVD video out put connect ed to your TV set .

The setting will change to Progressive Scan ON.Incorrect setting of this item can distort the picture or no videocan be observed after proceeding this step. To retrieve correctvideo output, you can press V.SELECT key several times.

Do you want to continue?No, switch to Component output.Yes, switch to Progressive Scan output.

Does your TV support Progressive Scan mode? andHave you connected the Component Video Output cable to your TVand your TV has set up accordingly?

YesNo

Component

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Front Speaker Size - SmallCent er Speaker Size - None, SmallSubwoofer Speaker - None or YesSurround Speaker Size - None, SmallSur round Back Speaker s ize - None, Small

Note: Absent speakers are shown wit h dot t ed out line.

Dist anceYou can specify t he dist ance (changing t he sound delay) betweenspeakers (front , center and sur round speakers) and t he list ener foropt imal st ereo sound.The default dist ance is 10 feet for fr ont and cent er speakers and 5feet for sur round speakers. Change t he dist ance from 1 t o 30 feetaccording t o your act ual list ening environment by press ing

and t hen OK.

VolumeYou can make fine adjust ment t o t he loudness of each speaker f rom -10 t o + 10 dB. When t his opt ion is select ed, a t est noise will

generat e aut omat ically fr om each speaker, one by one. To go t o t henext speaker manually, press .

Adjust loudness by press ing and press OK t o

confirm set t ing and exit t he menu.

Pro Logic II ModeThe addit ional flexibilit y of Pro Logic II allows it t o be t ailored for specificapplicat ions. Five st andard modes are available:

Pro Logic - It offers users t he robust surr ound processing of t he

or iginal Pro Logic.Vir t ual - It s usually used when Pro Logic II is connected t o a vir t ual

process for speaker use.Mus ic - It s recommended as the s tandard mode for autosound

music syst ems (wit hout video), and is opt ional for A/Vsyst ems.

Movie - It can be called s imply Pro Logic II . It has stereo surroundchannels and no sur round filt er, unlike Pro Logic which hasa monosurr ound channels and a 7KHz surr ound filt er. Moviemode is t he st andard r equired for all A/V syst ems.

M at r ix - It s t he same as t he M usic mode except t hat t hedirect ional enhancement logic is t urned off. It may be usedt o enhance mono signals by making t hem seem larger .

Pr o Logic II Cont r olPL II Cont rol let s you t o cust omize t he Pro Logic II Mus ic Mode SoundEffect . The opt ion is available only when the player is in Music Mode.

DimensionA simple cont rol t hat alt ers t he rat io of L+ R t o L-R for t he t wo-channel input signals. It allows t he user t o gradually adjust t hesoundfield eit her t owards t he front or t owards t he rear. If a

recording is t oo spacious or st rong from t he surr ounds, it can beadjust ed forward t o get a bet t er balance. Likewise, if a st ereorecording is somewhat t oo mono or narr ow sounding, it can beadjust ed t oward t he rear t o get a more enveloping, immersingresult.

Distance

Speakers

Volume

dB0

Center Speaker

Pro Logic

Matrix

Movie

Music

Virtual

Center Width

Dimension

Panorama

Off

Off

Off

DimensionOFF

2

1

-3

-1

-2

3

Center

Surround

Front

Front Speaker Distance

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PanoramaExtends t he front st ereo image t o include t he sur roundspeakers for an excit ing wraparound effect wit h side-wallimaging.

Cent er Widt h Cont r olWit h Pro Logic decoding, dominant cent er signals can comeonly from t he cent er speaker. If no cent er speaker is present ,

t he decoder split s t he cent er s ignals equally t o t he left andr ight speakers t o create a phant om cent er image. TheCenter Widt h cont rol allows var iable adjust ment of t hecent er image so it may be heard only from t he cent erspeaker; only from t he left /right speakers as a phant omimage; or from all t hree front speakers t o varying degrees.It s r ecommended to set t he cont rol t o use t he posit ion 3values for t he Music mode. This will also help dist inguish t heMusic mode from t he Movie mode, which automat icallypreset s t he Cent er-widt h cont rol t o posit ion 0.

Panorama

OFF

ON

Center Width

OFF

5

Soft

1

3

2

6

7

LANGUAGES

Player MenusSelect among t he 7 languages as default language for player menus. PressOK to confirm select ion.

Disc MenusSelect among t he 7 languages (if available on disc) as default language for

disc menus. Press OK t o confirm select ion.

AudioSelect amongst t he 7 languages (if available on disc) as t he default audiolanguage. Press OK t o confirm select ion.

Subt i t l eSelect among t he 7 languages (if available on disc) as t he default subt it le

language. Press OK t o confirm select ion.

Languages

Player Menus

Disc Menus

Audio

Subtitles

English

English

English

English

Franais

Espaol

Deutsch

English

Franais

Espaol

Deutsch

English

FranaisEspaol

Deutsch

English

Franais

Espaol

Deutsch

Portugus

English

Italiano

Svenska


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Select ing t he sour ce

Press one of t he input select or but t ons (on t he front panel or remot e cont rol) t o select t he below input source:

- AV SEL (press AV1/ AV2 or AV SEL)

- TUNER

- DVD/CD/VCD

General Oper at ion

Adjust ing t he M ast er Volume

The mast er volume adjust s all channels at t he same t ime: Press on t he remot e cont rol, OR rot at e

t he mast er volume knob on the front panel.

M ut ing t he Sound

Press MUTE t o mut e t he speaker out put . The Speaker Indicat or will disappear on t he display and t he MUTE

icon appears. Press MUTE or t he volume but t on on t he remot e or volume knob on t he front panel t o rest oret he speakers out put .

- ANALOG/COAXIAL INPUT SELECTIONS

1. In AV1 / AV2 or TUNER, press MENU butt on.

2. Press unt i l Input Mode is select ed.

3. Press OK, select AV1 or AV2, and press OK again. Then use t o choose bet ween ANALOG

and COAXIAL input s.

4 . Press OK t o save.

NOTE: Analog is set as t he default input . Ensure your input select ion mat ches your AV1 or AV2 audioconnect ion. Mis-mat ching input select ion will r esult in no audio signal.

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Display Indicat ors

Not e: For pr oper sur r ound sound make sur e you have followed t he set up and inst allat ion pr ocedurefully.

Sur r ound Sound & Sound Effect s

- St age - Hall

- Disco - Live

Select ing Sur r ound Out put M odes

The number of out put modes var ies according t o the syst em set up and t he input sources. Press SURROUNDrepeat edly on t he remot e cont rol t o select t he different surr ound modes as shown below:

- Dolby Pro Logic II Sur round - 3 St ereo

- S tereo - Digit al Soundfield Simulat ion - Stadium

Select ing EQ M odes

There ar e 6 EQ modes available while you are list ening t o 2 channel out put (e.g. M usic CD). Press TONE

repeat edly on remot e cont rol for select ion amongst FLAT, ROCK, POP, CLASSIC, JAZZ, and EXTENDED BASS.

Aft er select ed each EQ modes, press OK, t hen use t o adjust t he syst em TREBLE and BASS level.

Press t o adjust t he level.

VIDEO

PL IIL IIHRL C

RSLS SW

CHRL C

SW

CHRL

SW

CH PLRL

RSLS SW

CH PLRL

RSLS SW

CH PLRL

RSLS SW

PLHRL

RSLS SW

PLHRL

RSLS SW

PLHRL

RSLS SW

Speaker Indicator

RBLB SB

RL C

RSLS SW

Dolby Digital Indicator

Dolby ProLogic II Indicator

Dolby Digital Surround EX Indicator


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Dolby Digit al Sur r oundThe Dolby Digit al Surr ound syst em requires connect ions of all 5 speakers (front left , cent er, fr ont r ight ,surr ound right , surr ound left ) for t he corr ect surr ound sound reproduct ion. This 5 .1 channel digital surr oundformat enables five individual full-range (20Hz-20KHz) channels plus an LFE (Low Frequency Effect s) channelfor t he low-r ange (20Hz-120Hz) effect s. It creat es a realist ic sound similar t o t he t heat ers and cinemas. Alarge proport ion of DVD discs use t his syst em for sound.

Dolby Pro Logic II Sur r ound

The Dolby Pro Logic II Surr ound syst em is t he next generat ion in Dolby Sur round decoding. It creates five full-bandwidt h output channels fr om t wo-channel sources. This is done using an advanced, high-purit y mat r ixsurr ound decoder t hat ext ract s t he spat ial propert ies of t he or iginal recording wit hout adding any new soundsor t onal colorat ions.

Dolby Digit al Sur r ound EXDolby Digit al Surr ound EX uses encoding t echniques as Dolby Digit al 5.1 , however an addit ional rear cent erchannel is mat r ix encoded ont o t he left and right sur round channels for an even more excit ing, envelopingsurr ound-sound effect .

3 St er eo3 St ereo produces t hree channels (front left , center, front r ight ) of sound from a t wo channel analog signal. Itis not a surr ound format so it does not require surr ound speakers.

Soundfield Effect sThe digit al Soundfield Effect s recreates t he effect s of sounds r eflect ed from walls or ceilings t o obt ain t hesound presence of real environment s.- St adium: recreat es a large st adium using very long reverberat ion t imes.- St age: recreat es a st age environment , emphasizing sound from t he front speakers.- Hall: recreat es a hall using lot s of reflect ions. Suit able for orchest ral music such as classical and opera.- Disco: recreat es t he disco or club music effect . It is suitable for all t ypes of music t hat are played in a disco.- Live: suit able for all t ypes of music.

Display Indicat ors

TuningManually1. Press TUNER t o select t uner mode, t he display will change t o show t he curr ent band and frequency.

2. If necessary, press TUNER again to swit ch bet ween AM and FM band.

3. Press or on t he remot e cont r ol t o change t he Frequency and Preset Channel

respect ively.

Radio

HzM

ST

K

M

Hz

Hz

AM Frequency Indicator

FM Frequency Indicator

Stereo Indicator


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Aut omat ic t uning1. Press TUNER t o select t uner mode.2. Aft er t wo seconds t he display will change to show t he curr ent band and frequency.3. If necessary, press TUNER again t o swit ch bet ween AM and FM band.

4. Press and hold or for more t han one second t o act ivat e aut o t uning mode. When a

st at ion is r eached, aut o t uning will st op.

Not e: Press Pause but t on on t he Front Panel can t oggle bet ween t he frequency t une up & down and preset

channel up & down.

Tuning t o a weak FM st at ions

1. Press t o t une in a weak FM st at ion manually.

2. Press AUDIO/FM ST on t he remot e cont rol t o swit ch t o Mono mode. This will reduce t he backgroundnoise and make t he st at ion easier t o list en.

Preset St at ionsWhen a preset st at ion is select ed, t he preset number will appear next t o t he frequency on t he display.

Select ing Preset St at ions1. In t uner mode, press TUNER to swit ch bet ween AM and FM band if necessary.

2. Pr ess OK, t hen use / on t he Front Panel or t he r emot es numeric keys or t o selectdesired preset st at ion.

St or ing Preset Stat ionsThe unit can st ore up t o 20 st at ions in t he FM and AM wavebands r espect ively.1. In t uner mode, press TUNER t o swit ch bet ween AM and FM band.

2. Press t o t une in t he desired st at ion.

3. Press OK unt il t he preset channel icon flashes.

4. Press or use t he r emot es numeric keys t o select t he preset channel number .

MHz

MHz

MHz

MHz

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Clock & Timer

ON/OFF Timer

Set t ing t he ON/OFF Timer1. In AV1 / AV2 or TUNER, press MENU but t on.

2. Press unt i l Timer Set up Mode is selected.

3. Pr ess OK, t hen use t o choose On Time or Off Time.

4. Press OK t o ent er Set Time mode. Set Time (refer t o Set t ing t he Clock ) and press OK.

Clock

Set t ing t he Clock1. St art in eit her AV or TUNER mode (Timer cannot be set in DVD mode).2. Press MENU but t on (Remot e Cont r ol only) and also press unt il Clock SETUP Mode is select ed.

3. Press OK, use t o change bet ween 12 and 24 hour mode.

4. Press OK. When t he t wo hour digit s flash, use t o set t he hour.

5. Press t o shift t o t he minut e field and t he t wo minut e digit s will f lash.

6 . Use t o set t he minut e.

7. Press OK t o confirm t he set t ing.

5. Press OK once more t o st ore int o memory when SAVED icon flashes.

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5. Press t o set t he funct ion ON or OFF.

6. Press OK for confirmation.

Clock / Sleep Timer

Displaying t he Cur r ent Time

When in DVD/AV1/AV2/TUNER modes, press SLEEP on t he remot e cont rol t o select SHOW CLK t o display

t he cur rent t ime. The clock will st ay displayed. Press SLEEP again t o SLEEP OFF t o resume normal

display. When some keys such as MODE, TONE are pr essed, it will display t heir cor ressponding opt ions. Theclock will display again, once t he opt ions disappear aut omat ically.

Set t ing t he Sleep Timer /ClockThis feat ure allows you t o select a t ime for t he syst em t o swit ch t o t he St andby mode aut omat ically.

1. Press SLEEP on t he remot e cont rol repeat edly t o cycle t hrough t he below sleep t imer opt ions.

The available opt ions ar e :SLEEP OFF -> SLEEP 90 - > SLEEP 60 - > SLEEP 30 -> SLEEP 15 -> SHOW CLK

2. The SLEEP icon will appear when t he desired Sleep t ime is set on.

Checking r emaining Sleep TimeWhen t he Sleep t imer is swit ched on, you can check t he remaining t ime before the unit swit ches t o Standby

mode. Press SLEEP once, t he remaining t ime will be displayed.

Cancelli ng t he Sleep TimerTo swit ch off t he Sleep Timer, press SLEEP repeat edly unt il SLEEP OFF is displayed.


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Loading Discs

You can load at maximum 5 discs in t he unit for playing.

1. Press t o open discs loading t ray.2. Load disc (DVD, CD, MP3 Disc or Pict ure CD) on disc t ray wit h label side facing upward.3. Press DISC SKIP t o change t o next disc t ray.4. Repeat st eps 2-3 for loading discs unt il at maximum 5 discs are loaded.

5. Press t o close discs loading t ray. The disc will st art t o play aut omat ically. There may be a short delaybefore playing when t he player is r eading t he disc menu.

Select ing Discs

During play, press DISC SKIP on t he main unit panel or t he DVD but t on on t he remot e cont rol. This will rot at et he next disc on the t ray int o t he play posit ion. Once rot at ed, t he disc menu will be read and play willcommence.

OR

Press on t he main unit panel t he 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 but t on t o direct ly select t he desired disc t o play. The discselect ed will rot at e t o t he play posit ion and load t he disc menu. Play will commence aft er t he menu is loaded.

The disc but t on number will light t o show which disc is cur rent ly in t he play posit ion.

Exchanging Discs during Play

During play of a disc, you may exchange t he remaining 4 discs wit hout interr upt ion.1. During play, press EXCHANGE t o open discs loading t ray.2. You may exchange 2 discs at a t ime. To exchange t he remaining 2 discs, pr ess DISC SKIP.

3. Press EXCHANGE or t o close discs loading t ray.

Warning: Never r otat e t he discs loading t ray manually for discs exchange/loading t o avoid damage t o t he unit . Do not at t empt t o load t he current ly playing disc. Ot herwise it may cause malfunct ion of t he unit .

In case t he unit does not funct ion proper ly or a disc is st uck inside t he t ray, please swit ch t he unit off, unplugt he power cord and wait for 2 minut es. The player will resume normal operat ion aft er swit ched on.


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When DVD Disc is Playing

00:33:10

T : 01T : 01

C : 12

00:33:10

PLAY C : 12T : 01T : 01

Input t he desired t ime you want t o play from, by using t he numeric key. Associat ed scene willbe played on scr een.

Press t o select t he t it le you want t o play.

Press t o select t he chapt er you want t o play.

Press t o select t he scr een fit opt ion [Normal,Enhanced or Maximum]

according t o t he availabilit y on disc.

Press t o select subt it le language according t o t he availabilit y on disc.

Pause, Slow M ot ion and Frame-by-Frame AdvancePress t o fr eeze playing t emporarily. Press repeat edly t o select bet ween Pause and Freeze modes. In t he

Pause mode, press t o st art forward/backward slow mot ion play ( increase or decrease speed by

pressing repeat edly). In Freeze mode, each press of will move t he play forward/

backward by one frame. Press t o resume normal playing.

Skip

Press t o skip forward or backward a chapt er.

Fast Search

Press t o search t hrough t he disc forward or backward quickly. Pressing will incr ease/

decrease t he search speed.(Not e: t here is no sound in Fast Search, Slow Mot ion and Frame-by-fr ame Advance modes. Press t oresume normal playing.)

Quick keys (MENU, TITLE)Press cor responding keys t o go int o their r espect ive disc menu. Select opt ions in menus with navigat ion keysand confirm select ion by press ing OK.

St op and Resume st opPress once t o resume st op. In t his mode playing can be resumed from t he st op point by pressing .

Press t wice t o st op playing complet ely and press will st art playing from t he beginning.

Act ive Navigat ionPress INFO t o display t he cont rol bar on TV scr een t o make menu select ions wit hout int err upt ing playing.Select opt ions by pressing . Press INFO or EXIT t o quit fr om showing t he cont rol bar.

Playing DVD Discs

1. To play DVD disc, press t o open t he disc t ray.2. Load disc ont o the t ray with t he label side facing upward.

3. Press t o close t he t ray. The disc will st art playing aut omat ically. There may be a shor t delay beforeplaying while the player r eads t he menu from t he disc.


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Not e: When t he select ion is complet ed, exit t he Navigat ion Bar by pr essing IN FO or EXIT.

Angle

Program

DISC 1

DISC 2

DISC 3

DISC 4

DISC 5

DVD Disc

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

Press t o select audio out put mode according t o t he availabilit y on disc.

Press repeat edly t o select among St andard, Program, 5 Disc Random,

Random , 5 Disc Repeat , Disc Repeat , Tit le Repeat , Chapt er Repeat , and RepeatA-B. Press OK t o confir m. The feat ure Repeat A-B allows a sect ion t o be repeat edcont inuously. Press OK at t he st art of t he required passage. Then press OK again at t he endof t he passage. The passage will t hen be repeat ed cont inuously.

Press OK t o ent er Index mode and index menu will be display on top of scr een. Press OKdur ing playing t o set any scene as indexed. To play/cancel indexes, use t he Act ive Navigat ion

keys t o select (Play) or (Cancel) in an index and press OK.

The angle icon pops up aut omat ically if available on disc and press t o select

t he viewing angles. Press INFO will hide it . Press INFO t wice t o display it again.

When DVD Disc is st opped

The following special menus will display when playing is st opped. For ot her menus, please refer t o Funct ionSet up.

To select opt ions, use Act ive Navigat ion keys (see under Funct ion Set up - Basic Operat ions for detailedoperat ions).

PlayResume PlayYou can resume play fr om t he point where you have st opped previously (Mult i Disc Resume). To resume play,

simply press OK or . Ot herwise, press once more and t hen t o st art playing from t he beginning.

Play ModeSt andar dPress OK to set unit playing chapt ers in default order.

RandomPress OK t o set unit playing chapt ers in random order.

ProgramPress OK t o create or edit program.


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To add, press OK. To erase, press CLEAR. To play, press PLAY

Title 2

Done

1:... 2:...

3:... 4:...

5:... 6:...

7:... 8:...

9:... 10:...

Title 1

Title 2

Done

1: 2:...

3:... 4:...

5:... 6:...

7:... 8:...

9:... 10:...

Title 1

D1,Title 1,C All


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Creat e Program- Example shows how t o add Tit le 1and Chapt er 1 in Tit le 2 in Disc 1 t o t he program t hensave and st art playing.

Pr ess t o AddSelect Tit le 1

Select Tit le 2Select Chapt er 1

Press t o select Done or press

t o save t he Program List andst art playingPress t o Add

5 Disc RandomPress OK t o set unit playing DVD in random order.Press OK t o skip t o CD or M P3 Disc and st art play.

5 Disc RepeatPress OK t o set 5 disc repeat playback On or Off.

5 Disc Random

DVD Disc

MP3 Disc

CDDA Disc

Off

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1. To play music CDs, press t o open t he disc t ray.2. Load disc on t he t ray wit h label side facing upward.

3. Pr ess t o close t he t r ay. The disc will st art playing aut omat ically. Ther e may be a short delay beforeplaying while t he player reads menu from t he disc.

Edit Program- Example shows how t o delet e t he last select ion from t he program.

Press Clear t o delet et he last select ion

Press t o select Done

t o save t he Program List

Playing Music CDs


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When Music CD is playing

00:03:25

T : 01T : 01

Not e: When t he select ion is complet ed, exit t he Navigat ion Bar by pr essing IN FO or EXIT.

Pause

Press t o st op playing t emporar ily. Press again t o resume playing.

Skip

Press t o skip forward or backward a t rack.

Fast sear ch

To search t hrough disc forward or backward quickly by pressing . Incr ease or decrease speed by

press ing . Press t o resume normal playing.

St op and Resume St opPress once t o Resume St op. In t his mode playing can be resumed fr om t he st op point by pressing .


Numeric keys (0-9)Input t rack number for direct t rack select ion.

Act ive Navigat ionPress INFO t o display the cont rol bar on TV scr een t o make menu select ions wit hout interr upt ing t he playing.Select opt ions by press ing . Press INFO, or EXIT t o quit fr om showing t he cont rol bar.

Display t he cur rent playing t ime of t he t rack.

Press t o select t rack you want t o play.

Press repeat edly t o select among St andard, Program , 5 Disc Random,

Random, 5 Disc Repeat , Disc Repeat , Track Repeat , Repeat A-B and Int ro Scan.Press OK to confirm. Repeat A-B allows a passage to be repeat ed cont inuously. Press OK att he st art of t he r equired passage. Then press OK again at t he end of t he passage. Thepassage will t hen be repeat ed cont inuously. Int roscan allows each t rack t o be played for t hebeginning 10 seconds for int roduct ions.

Press OK t o enter Index mode. Index menu will be displayed on t op of scr een. Press OKdur ing playing t o set any scene as indexed. To play/cancel indexes, use Act ive Navigat ion

keys t o select (Play) or (Cancel) in an index and press OK.


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Track 3

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Track 5

Track 6

Program

DISC 1

DISC 2

DISC 3

DISC 4

DISC 5

Unknown

Unknown

Audio CD

Unknown

Unknown

When CD Disc is st opped

The following special menus will display when playing is st opped. For ot her menus, please r efer t o Funct ionSet up. To select opt ions, use Act ive Navigat ion keys (see under Funct ion Set up - Basic Operat ions for det ailedoperat ions).

PlayResume PlayYou can resume play fr om t he point where you have st opped previously (Mult i Disc Resume). To resume play,

simply press OK or . Ot herwise, press once more and t hen t o st art playing from t he beginning.

Play ModeSt andar dPress OK t o set unit playing t racks in default order.

RandomPress OK t o set unit playing t racks in random order.


Int r oScan

Press OKt o play t he first 10 seconds of each t rack on disc.

5 Disc RandomPress OK t o set unit playing DVD in random order.Press OK t o skip t o DVD or MP3 Disc and st art play.

5 Disc RepeatPress OK t o set 5 disc r epeat playback On or Off.

Pr ess t o AddSelect Track 1

Creat e Program- Example shows how t o add Track 1 and Track 3 in Disc 3 t o t he program t hen save andst art playing.

Off

On

5 Disc Repeat

MP3 Disc

CDDA Disc

DVD Disc

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Edit Program- Example shows how t o delet e t he last select ion in t he program.

Press Clear t o delet e t he last select ion

Select Track 3Pr ess t o Add

Press t o select Done or press t o

save the Program List and st art playing

Press t o select Done t o

save t he Program List


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Playing MP3 / WMA / JPEG / MPEG4 Disc

1. To play MP3/WMA/JPEG/MPEG4 disc, press t o open t he disc t ray.2. Load disc ont o t he t ray wit h label side facing upward.

3. Press t o close t he t ray, t hen t he files in disc will be det ect ed.

The player can play eit her :

MP3 / WMA files alone

JPEG files alone

A root menu exist , press

Mor e it ems available in menu, press

A parent menu exist , press

More it ems available in menu, press



A root menu exist , pressMor e it ems available in menu, press

Track name

Pict ure name

Track name

Pict ure name

Track Name

Folder Name

Track Name

Picture Name

Track Name

Folder Name

Folder Name

Current Selection

Mp3 Track Name

Not selected

To open this folder, press OK. To start playing press PLAY.To clear the selection, press CLEAR

Current Selection

Folder Name

Mp3 Track Name


Track Name

Folder Name

Track Name

Picture Name

Track Name

Folder Name Current Selection

Folder Name

Picture Name

Current Selection

Not selected

Folder Name

Picture Name


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M P3 files along wit h JPEG files

Select ions and playback logicMP3 / WMA files only:The player begins playing all t he files in t he curr ent ly select ed folder, and t hen follow by all the files in t he subfolderscontained wit hin it s parent folder. Aft er t hat , t he player plays t he remaining folders in t he disc.JPEG files only:The player st art s t he slideshow wit h t he JPEG files cur rent ly select ed and proceeds t o display all t he JPEG filesin t he same folder. It t hen goes ont o t he JPEG files in t he subfolders cont ained in t he same folder.MP3 files along wit h JPEG files:The player begins t he slideshow wit h t he JPEG files in t he curr ent ly select ed folder. At t he same t ime, it playst he select ed MP3 f ile, following t he music-only playback. The slideshow st ops when t he pict ure playback hasfinished. If all t he MP3 files are finished before t he end of t he slide show, it will play the first MP3 f iles again unt ilt he end of t he slideshow.

MPEG4 files only:The player begins playing all t he files in t he curr ent ly select ed folder, and t hen follow by all the files in t he subfolderscontained wit hin it s parent folder. Aft er t hat , t he player plays t he remaining folders in t he disc.

Not e: If you havent confirmed a select ion, t he player wil l aut omat ically play t he fir st 10 seconds oft he t r ack you select .

Folder Name

Movie Name

Folder Name

Movie Name

Movie Name

Folder Name Current Selection

Folder Name

Current Selection

Not selected


More it ems available in menu, pressA root menu exist , press


Track name

Movie name

More it ems available in menu, press

A root menu exist , pressMor e it ems available in menu, press



Track name

Pict ure name

Track Name

Folder Name

Track Name

Picture Name

Track Name

Folder Name

Folder Name

Current Selection

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Folder Name

Picture Name


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MP3

My favorite song

JPEG

Play Mode: Standard

SSS

PLAY

00:15:20

MP3

PLAY MP3

My favorite song

JPEG

My best picture

IMAGE Slideshow Speed: Normal

00:15:20SS

MP3 / WMA files only:

Press t o select a play mode ( St andard, Program, 5 Disc Random , Random, Track

Repeat , Folder Repeat , 5 Disc Repeat and Disc Repeat ).

MP3 f iles along wit h JPEG files or JPEG files only:

Press t o select a slideshow speed (Slow, Normal, and Fast ).

Not e: When t he select ion is complet ed, exit t he Navigat ion Bar by pr essing IN FO, or EXIT.

MPEG4 files only:

Press t o select a subt it le language, audio out put mode, and play mode when respect ive

icon is highlight ed.

PLAY MPEG4

01 Movie Name

MPEG4 Play Mode: Standard

00:15:20

When disc is playing

PausePress t o st op playing t emporar ily. Press again t o resume playing.

Skip

Press t o skip forward or backward a t rack.

St op and Resume St opPress once t o Resume St op. In t his mode playing can be resumed fr om t he st op point by pressing .


Quick keys (ROTATE, M ENU, ZOOM )Press corr esponding keys t o go int o respect ive disc menu. Select opt ions in menus wit h navigat ion keysand confirm select ion by pressing OK. Each press of ROTATE will rot at e the pict ure by 90 degrees. Press MENUduring music playback t o display t he music select ion menu wit hout int err upt ing playback. Press MENU duringpict ure/music or pict ure only playback t o display t he pict ure/music select ion menu, while playback st ops. PressZOOM t o zoom t he pict ure in and out during a pict ure slideshow.

Act ive Navigat ionPress INFO t o display t he info bar on TV scr een t o make menu select ions wit hout int err upt ing t he playing.


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Pr ess t o Add

Program

DISC 1

DISC 2

DISC 3

DISC 4

DISC 5

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

Music CD

Select Folder 1

When disc is st opped

The TV screen will display the menu wit h t he select ion informat ion. Use navigat ion keys t o go back to t he first levelmenu, refer t o Funct ion Set up .When MP3 disc is s t opped, t he following special menus will be displayed .For ot her menus, please see under Funct ion Set up. To select opt ions, use Act ive Navigat ion keys (see under Funct ion Set up - Basic Operat ionsfor det ailed operat ions).

Play Mode

St andar dPress OK t o set unit playing t racks in default order.

RandomPress OK t o set unit playing t racks in random order.


5 Disc RandomPress OK t o set unit playing DVD in random order.Press OK t o skip t o DVD or CD Disc and st art play.

5 Disc RepeatPress OK t o set 5 disc r epeat playback On or Off.

Creat e Program- Example shows how t o add Folder 1 and Track 1 in Folder 2 in Disc 5 t o t he program listt hen save and st art playing .

Pr ess t o Add

Select Track 1 in Folder 2 x4

Folder Name

Track Name

Track Name

Track Name

Folder Name

Done

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9:... 10:...Track Name


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Track Name

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Off

On

5 Disc Repeat

MP3 Disc

CDDA Disc

DVD Disc

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Edit Program-Example shows how t o delet e t he last select ion from t he program list

Press Clear t o delet et he last select ion

Press t o select Done t o

save t he Program List

Press t o select Done or press

t o save the Program List and st art

playing

1: 2:

3:... 4:...

5:... 6:...

7:... 8:...

9:... 10:...

D5,Folder Name

Track Name

Track Name

Track Name

Folder Name

Track Name

Folder NameD5,Track Name

Done


Folder Name

Track Name

Track Name

Track Name

Folder Name

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Playing SD / MMC Card

1. To play SD/MMC Card, insert t he SD/MMC Card t o t he input jack on t he front panel.2. The files in t he SD/MM C Card will be det ect ed aut omat ically and t he select ion menu similar t o MP3/

WMA/JPEG will appear on screen.3. Follow t he playback operat ions as MP3/WMA/JPEG.

Not es:

If you play t he SD/MMC Card and other discs at t he same t ime, you need t o select t he source first t hatyou desire t o play as shown on page 14 .

Large JPEG file may t ake a longer t ime t o load.


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Whileour Home Theat er Syst em has been designed t o ensure t hat it is compat ible wit h t he largest number ofdiscs, it cannot be guarant eed t hat you will be able t o play discs which might not be compliant wit h t hest andard. In t he case of wr it able and rewrit able discs, compat ibilit y wit h t his player depends on t he CD / DVDwrit er, t he right software and t he right disc used.

DVD-Video

Digit al video discs (8 and 12cm), s ingle or doublesided, single or dual layer. DVDs are high-densit yopt ical discs on which high qualit y pict ure and audioare r ecorded by means of digit al signals.

DVD-R/RW, DVD+ R/RW

DVD-R and DVD+ R are one recor ding DVD discs .DVD-RW and DVD+ RW are rewr it able DVD discs.Recordings us ing DVD-R and DVD-RW discs must bemade in Video DVD mode. Recordings us ingDVD+ RW discs must be made in accordance wit h t he

specificat ions for DVD+ RW discs wit h a 4.7 GBcapacity.

Audio CDs

Audio CDs (8 and 12 cm).

CD-R & CD-RWCD-R is a one recor ding disc. CD-RW is a rewr it abledisc. Our Home Theat er Syst em can play most CD-Rdiscs . CD-Rs writ t en during a mult i-sessionrecording can also be played, provided t hat t hesession has ended before t he disc is played(depending on t he wr it e soft ware). However,depending on t he condit ion of t he CD wr it er, comput erand t he disc used, you may find t hat not all discs willplay successfully. When playing a CD-R disc, it iscomplet ely normal for t he unit t o t ake up t o 20seconds t o recognize t he disc before st art ing t o play.

If t he disc is not recognized aft er a period of 20seconds, remove t he disc, and t hen insert it again. Irr espect ive of t he actual recording capacit y of

t he CD-R, do not use it s full capacit y.

CD-Rs should be preferably used inst ead of CD-RWs (r ewrit able CDs) as, in cert ain cases, CD-RW playback may be fault y.

Use reliable, good-qualit y CD writ e soft ware.

Close all ot her applicat ions on t he computer t oensure r eliable CD-R disc r ecording.

Disc cont aining audio files in MP3 format . As forCD-R MP3 discs, please follow all t herecommendat ions for CD-R above, along wit h t hecomment s below: Your MP3 files should be ISO 96 60 or JOLIET

format . ISO 96 60 format and Joliet MP3 files arecompat ible wit h Micr osoft s DOS and Windows,as well as with Apple Mac. These t wo format s aret he most widely used.

MP3 filenames should not exceed 12 charact ers,and should end wit h t he .M P3 ext ension.General name format : Tit le.MP3 . When

composing your t it le ensure t hat you use 8charact ers or less, have no spaces in t he name,and avoid t he use of special charact ers including (. , / , \ , = ,+ ).

Use a decompression t ransfer rat e of at least128kB/sec (kilobyt es/second) when recordingMP3 files. Sound qualit y wit h MP3 files basicallydepends on t he rat e of compress ion /decompression you choose. Obt aining audio CDqualit y sound requires an analog/digit al samplingrat e, t hat is convert ed t o MP3 format , of at least128kB/sec and up t o 16 0kB/sec. Choosing higher

rat es, such as 1 92 kB/sec or more, will r arelyproduce bet t er sound qualit y. Conversely, fileswit h sampling rat es below 12 8kB/sec will not playproperly.

Do not t ry recording copyright -prot ect ed MP3files. Secured files are encr ypt ed and code-prot ect ed t o prevent illegal copying. You must notcopy such files.

Impor t ant :The above recommendat ions cannot be t aken as aguarant ee t hat t he DVD player will play MP3recordings, or as an assur ance of sound qualit y. Youshould not e that cert ain technologies and met hodsfor MP3 file recording on CD-Rs pr event opt imalplayback of t hese files on your DVD player (i.e.degraded sound qualit y and even, in some cases ,inabilit y of t he player t o read t he file).

MP3 Files

Video CD (VCD)

VCD st ands for Video Compact Disc which cont ainsvideo foot age, st ill images, audio t racks and int erac-t ive menus.

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JPEG Files

CD-R and CD-RW wit h JPEG files. JPEG is acompr essed image file format . Your player can playJPEG files wit h a resolut ion of up t o five million (5mega) pixels. However, t here is no percept ibleimprovement in t he qualit y of pictures displayed onyour TV scr een beyond 400,000 pixels.Cert ain JPEG files, including progressive JPEG files,cannot be read by t his player.

Not e: Display t ime will vary according t o the file sizeand number of pixels of JPEG files.

CD-R wit h WMA files. Windows Media Audio (WMA)is anot her compressed audio file format t hat issimilar t o MP3. WMA files can also be grouped infolders or albums as MP3 files.

WMA filenames should not exceed 12 charact ers,and should end wit h t he .WMA ext ension.General name format : Tit le.WMA . Whencomposing your t it le ensure t hat you use 8charact ers or less, have no spaces in t he name,and avoid t he use of special charact ers including

( . , / , \ , = ,+ ).

Use a decompression t ransfer rat e of at least128kB/sec (kilobyt es/second) when recordingWMA files. Sound qualit y wit h WMA files basicallydepends on t he rat e of compress ion /decompression you choose. Obt aining audio CD

qualit y sound requires an analog/digit al samplingrat e, t hat is conversion t o WMA format , of atleast 32 kB/sec and up t o 16 0kB/sec. Choosinghigher rat es, such as 192 kB/sec or more, onlyrarely produces even bet t er sound qualit y.Conversely, files wit h sampling rat es below 32kB/sec will not play proper ly.

Support ed Format s: WMA 7.0, WMA 8.0, WMA9.0.

WM A Files M PEG4 Files

CD-R and CD-RW disc cont aining video files inMPEG4 format , wit h st ereo audio out put only .As for CD-R MPEG4 discs, please follow all t herecommendat ions for CD-R above, along wit h t he

comment s below: Your MPEG4 files should be ISO format without

QPEL.

MPEG4 filenames should not exceed 12 charact ers,and should end wit h t he .avi ext ension. Generalname format : Tit le.avi. When composing your t it leensure t hat you use 8 charact ers or less, have nospaces in t he name, and avoid t he use of specialcharact ers including ( . , / , \ , = ,+ ).

Impor t ant :The above recommendat ions cannot be t aken as aguarant ee t hat t he DVD player will play MPEG4recordings, or as an assurance of video qualit y. Youshould not e t hat cert ain t echnologies and methodsfor MPEG4 file recording on CD-Rs prevent opt imalplayback of t hese files on your DVD player (i.e. In somecases, inabilit y of t he player t o read t he file, orplayback t he file normally).Depending on t he condit ions of t he recordingequipment or t he CD-R/RW, DVD+ R/RW or DVD-R/RW disc it self, some discs can not be played on t he

unit .

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PROBLEM S

If it appears t hat your DVD-Video player is fault y, firs t consult t his checklist . It may be t hat somet hing simplehas been over looked.Under no circumst ances should you t ry t o repair t he player yourself; as t his will invalidat e t he warr ant y. Onlyqualified service personnel can remove t he cover or ser vice t his player.

* When the unit is swit ched on t he first t ime, S-Video will be t he default video out put . Press t he V-SELECTbut t on t o select t he cor

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