LG DVR573X User Manual download pdf (Page 37)

Playing

a

DivX

Movie

Disc

Playing

a

DivX

Movie

Disc

Using

this

unit

you

can

play

DivX

disc.

Before

playing

DivX

files,

read

"About

DivX

movie

files"

on

page

37.

1.

Insert

a

disc

and

close

the

tray.

The

Movie

menu

appears

on

the

TV

screen.

2.

Press

v

/

V

to

select

a

folder,

and

press

ENTER.

A

list

of

files

in

the

folder

appears.

If

you

are

in

a

file

list

and

want

to

return

to

the

Folder

list,

use

the

v

/

V

buttons

on

the

remote

to

highlight

and

press

ENTER.

3.

If

you

want

to

view

a

particular

file,

press

v

/

V

to

highlight

a

file

and

press

PLAY.

You

can

use

variable

playback

functions.

Refer

to

pages

33-36.

4.

Press

STOP

to

stop

the

playback.

The

Movie

menu

appears.

ip

?

On

a

CD

with

MP3/WMA,

JPEG

and

MOVIE

file,

you

can

switch

Music,

Photo

and

Movie

menu.

Press

TITLE.

Notice

for

displaying

the

DivX

subtitle

Please

refer

to

following

notice

when

the

DivX

sub-

title

does

not

display

properly.

1.

Find

a

suitable

language

for

the

DivX

subtitle

on

the

figure

below.

Disc

Subtitle

Language

Available

DivX

Subtitle

Original,

English

English

French,

German,

French,

German,

Italian,

Italian,

Spanish,

Spanish,

Portuguese

Portuguese

Dutch,

Swedish

Russian Russian

Other

6976

Greek

Other

8076

Polish

Other

7285

Hungarian

Other

6783

Czech

2.

Press

SETUP.

The

Setup

menu

appears.

Press

SETUP

b

[LANGUAGE]

b

[Disc

Subtitle]

then

select

the

language

you

have

found.

Refer

to

"Disc

Menu/Audio/Subtitle"

on

page

23.

ip

If

the

subtitle

still

does

not

display

properly

after

the

steps

1-2

proceeded,

press

and

hold

SUBTITLE

about

3

seconds

then

another

language

code

of

the

subtitle

is

displayed

properly.

Movie

menu

options

1.

Press

v

/

V

to

select

a

folder/file

on

the

Movie

menu

then

press

ENTER.

Movie

menu

options

appear.

2.

Press

v

/

V

to

select

an

option,

and

press

ENTER.

[Play]

Start

playback

the

selected

title.

[Open]

Opens

the

folder

and

a

list

of

files

in

the

folder

appears

[Copy]

Copies

the

file(s)

to

a

VHS

tape.

(page

44)

About

DivX

movie

files

DivX

disc

compatibility

with

this

recorder

is

limited

as

follows:

Available

resolution

size

of

the

DivX

file

is

under

720x576

(W

x

H)

pixel.

The

file

name

of

the

DivX

subtitle

is

limited

to

charac-

ters.

The

total

number

of

files

and

folders

on

the

disc

should

be

less

than

1999.

If

the

number

of

the

screen

frame

is

over

29.97

frames

per

second,

this unit

may

not

operate

normally.

If

the

video

and

audio

structure

of

recorded

file

is

not

interleaved,

returns

to

the

menu

screen.

If

the

file

is

recorded

with

GMC,

the

unit

supports

only

1-point

of

the

record

level.

*

GMC?

GMC

is

the

acronym

for

Global

Motion

Compensation.

It

is

an

encoding

tool

specified

in

MPEG4

standard.

Some

MPEG4

encoders,

like

DivX

or

Xvid,

have

this

option.

There

are

different

levels

of

GMC

encoding,

usually

called

1-point,

2-point,

or

3-point

GMC.

Playable

DivX

file

".avi",

".divx"

Playable

DivX

subtitle

".smi",

".srt

",

".sub

(Micro

DVD

format

only)",

".txt

(Micro

DVD

format

only)"

Divx

subtitle

except

those

listed

above

is

not

dis-

played

on

the

TV

screen.

Playable

Codec

format

"DIV3",

"MP43",

"DIVX",

"XVID",

"DX50"

Playable

Audio

format

"AC3",

"PCM",

"MP2", "MP3",

"WMA"

Sampling

frequency:

within

8

-

48

kHz

(MP3),

within

32

-

48kHz

(WMA)

Bit

rate:

within

8

-

320kbps

(MP3),

32

-

192kbps

(WMA)

PLAYBACK

37

Movie

9 Items

divx_vod_drm

divx

01.avi

..

divx

02.avi

divx

03.avi

divx

04.avi

divx

05.avi

divx

06.avi

divx

07.avi

divx

08.avi

divx

09.avi

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