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DVD OPERATION

31

Operation

with

DVD

and

Video

CD

Playing

a

DVD

and

Video

CD

Playback

Setup

Turn

on

the

TV

and

select

the

video

input

source

con-

nected

to

the

DVD/CD

receiver.

Audio

system:

Turn

on

the

audio

system

and

select

the

input

source

connected

to

the

DVD/CD

receiver.

1

Press

OPEN/CLOSE

to

open

the

disc

tray.

2

Load

your

chosen

disc

in

the

tray,

with

the

playback

side

facing

down.

3

Press

OPEN/CLOSE

to

close

the

tray.

READING

appears

on

the

TV

screen,

and

playback

starts

automatically.

If

playback

does

not

start,

press

PLAY.

In

some

cases,

the

disc

menu

might

appear

instead.

If

a

menu

screen

is

displayed

The

menu

screen

may

be

displayed

first

after

loading

a

DVD

or

Video

CD

which

offers

a

menu.

Use

the

1

234

buttons

to select

the

title/chapter

you

want

to

view,

then

press

ENTER

to

start

playback.

Press

TITLE

or

MENU

to

return

to

the

menu

screen.

Use

the

1 2

3

4

buttons

to select

an

option

you

want,

then

press

ENTER

to

view

the

option.

Use

the

number

buttons

to select

the

track

you

want

to

view.

Press

RETURN

to

return

to

the

menu

screen.

Menu

setting

and

the

exact

operating

procedures

for

using

the

menu

may

differ

depending

on

the

disc.

Follow

the

instructions

on

the

each

menu

screen.

You

also

may

set

PBC

to

Off

under

setup.

See

page

29.

otes

--

If

Parental

Control

is

set

and

the

disc

is

not

within

the

Rating

settings

(not

authorized),

the

4-digit

code

must

be

entered

and/or

the

disc

must

be

authorized

(see

"Parental

Control",

on

page

30).

--

DVDs

may

have

a

regional

code.

Your

receiver

will

not

play

discs

that

have

a

regional

code

different

from

your

receiver.

The

regional

code

for

this

receiver

is

4

(four).

General

Features

ote

Unless

stated

otherwise,

all

operations

described

use

the

remote

control.

Some

features

may

also

be

available

on

the

Setup

menu.

Moving

to

another

TITLE

/GROUP

When

a

disc

has

more

than

one

title/group,

you

can

move

to

another

title

as

follows:

Press

DISPLAY,

then

press

the

appropriate

number

button

(0-9)

to

select

a

title/group

number.

Moving

to

another

CHAPTER/TRACK

When

a

title

on

a

disc

has

more

than

one

chapter

or

a

disc

has

more

than

one

track,

you

can

move

to

another

chapter/track

as

follows:

Press

SKIP/SCAN

.

or

>

briefly

during

playback

to

select

the

next

chapter/track

or

to

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

chapter/track.

Press

.

twice

briefly

to

step

back

to

the

previous

chap-

ter/group/track.

To

go

directly

to

any

chapter

during

DVD

playback,

press

DISPLAY.

Then,

press

3/4

to

select

the

chapter/group/track

icon.

Then,

enter

the

chapter/track

number

using

the

numbered

buttons

(0-9).

ote

For

two-digit

numbers,

press

the

numbered

buttons

(0-9)in

rapid

succession.

Search

1

Press

and

hold

SKIP/SCAN

.

or

>

for

about

two

seconds

during

playback.

The

receiver

will

now

go

into

SEARCH

mode.

2

Press

and

hold

SKIP/SCAN

.

or

>

repeatedly

to

select

the

required

speed:

mX2, mX4,

mX16,

mX100

(backward)

or

MX2, MX4,

MX16,

MX100

(forward).

With

a

Video

CD,

the

Search

speed

changes:

mX2,

mX4,

mX8,

(backward)

or

MX2, MX4,

MX8,

(forward).

3

To

return

to

normal

play,

press

PLAY.

ote

When

using

a

DVD

audio

disc

that

includes

pictures,

this

operation

may

be

permitted

in

some

picture

segments.

Pause

1

Press

PAUSE/STEP

during

playback.

2

To

return

to

playback,

press

PLAY.

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-V

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-V

1

/12

1/6

1/3

1

/12

VCD1.1

DVD-ADVD-V

1/6

1/3

DVD-ADVD-V

VCD2.0

DVD-A

DVD-V

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD-A

DVD-V

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