LG LM-D2360A User Manual download pdf (Page 15)

PREPARATION

15

Before

Operation

Initial

Settings

By

using

the

Setup

menu,

you

can

make

various

adjust-

ments

to

items

such

as

picture

and

sound.

You

can

also

set

a

language

for

the

subtitles

and

the

Setup

menu,

among

other

things.

For

details

on

each

Setup

menu

item,

see

pages

15

to

18.

To

display

and

exit

the

Menu:

Press

SETUP

to

display

the

menu.

A

second

press

of

SETUP

will

take

you

back

to

initial

screen.

To

go

to

the

next

level:

Press

on

the

remote

control.

To

go

back

to

the

previous

level:

Press

on

the

remote

control.

General

Operation

Press

SETUP.

The

setup

menu

appears.

2

Use

/

to

select

the

desired

option

then

press

to

move

to

the

second

level.

The

screen

will

be

shown

the

current

setting

for

the

selected

item,

as

well

as

alternate

setting(s).

Use

/

to

select

the

second

desired

option

then

press

to

move

to

the

third

level.

Use

/

to

select

the

desired

setting

then

press

SELECT/ENTER

to

confirm

your

selection.

Some

items

require

additional

steps.

Press

SETUP

or

PLAY

to

exit

the

setup

menu.

LANGUAGE

OSD

Select

a

language

for

the

Setup

menu

and

on-screen

display.

Disc

Audio

/

Subtitle

/

Menu

Select the

language

you

prefer

for

the

audio

track

(disc

audio),

subtitles,

and

the

disc

menu.

Original:

Refers

to

the

original

language

in

which

the

disc

was

recorded.

Other:

To

select

another

language,

press

number

but-

tons

to

enter

the

corresponding

4-digit

number

accord-

ing

to

the

language

code

list

on

page

29.

If

you

enter

the

wrong

language

code,

press

CLEAR

on

the

remote

control.

DISPLAY

TV

Aspect

4:3:

Select

when

a

standard

4:3

TV

is

connected.

16:9:

Select

when

a

16:9

wide

TV

is

connected.

Display

Mode

Display

Mode

setting

works

only

when

the

TV

Aspect

mode

is

set

to

"4:3".

Letterbox:

Displays

a

wide

picture

with

bands

on

the

upper

and

lower

portions

of

the

screen.

Panscan:

Automatically

displays

the

wide

picture

on

the

entire

screen

and

cuts

off

the

portions

that

do

not

fit.

Progressive

Scan

Progressive

Scan

Video

provides

higher

quality

pictures

with

less

flickering.

If

you

are

using

the

Component

Video

jacks

for

connec-

tion

to

a

TV

or

monitor

that

is

compatible

with

a

pro-

gressive

scan

signal,

set

Progressive

Scan

to

On.

To

Turn

ON

progressive

scan:

Connect

component

out

of

the

DVD

to

the

input

of

your

monitor/television,

set

your

television

or

monitor

to

Component

Input.

1.

Select

"Progressive

Scan"

in

the

DISPLAY

menu

then

press

.

2.

Select

"On"

using

the

/

buttons.

3.

Press

SELECT/ENTER

to

confirm

your

selection.

The

confirm

menu

will

appear.

4.

When

the

confirm

menu

appears

on

your

screen

"Cancel"

is

highlighted

as

default.

Use

the

/

buttons

to

highlight

"Enter".

5.

Pressing

SELECT/ENTER

will

set

the

player

to

Progressive

scan

mode.

Caution

Once

the

setting

for

progressive

scan

output

is

entered,

an

image

will

only

be

visible

on a

progressive

scan

compatible

TV

or

monitor.

If

you

set

Progressive

Scan

to

On

in

error,

you

must

reset

the

unit.

1)

Remove

any

disc

from

the

unit

and

close

the

disc

tray.

See

that

"NO

DISC"

is

displayed

in

the

display

window

2)

Press

and

hold

STOP

(

x

)

for

five

seconds

then

release

it.

The

video

output

will

be

restored

to

the

standard

setting,

and

a

picture

will

once

again

be

visible

on a

conventional

analog

TV

or

monitor.

DVD

DVD

DVD

DVD

OSD

Original

English

Off

Original

Disc

Audio

Disc

Subtitle

Disc

Menu

Move

Select

LANGUAGE

DISPLAY

TV

Aspect

Widescreen

16:9

Display

Mode

Off

Progressive

Scan

Move

Select

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