Akai A51005 User Manual

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GLOSSARY
4:3 P/S: Pansan screen display. If the
unit is connected to a television
a wide-screen image will be
displayed on screen in its
native aspect ratio with some
of the right and left sections cut
o.
4:3 L/S: Letterbox screen display. If the
unit is connected to a television
a wide-screen image will be
displayed on screen in its
native aspect ratio with black
borders on the top and bottom,
allowing the full image to be
displayed.
16:9: Widescreen display. A wide-
screen image will be displayed
in full screen in it native aspect
ratio, whle the 4:3 image is
stretched horizontally to t to
the screen.
A-B Repeat: Not to be confused with the
Repeat button. Pressing the A-B
button allows you to manually
select a section to repeat.
AC IN: AC input socket for AV cables.
ANGLE MARK: Allows you to view dierent
camera angles on discs
encoded with angle mark
functions.
AV Cable: AV cables are used to transmit
audio/visual signals.
CVBS: Composite Video Blanking and
Sync. A type of video signal
which is mainly analog.
DVD: A compact disc that stores
large amounts of high-
resolution audio-visual data.
DVCD: Double Video Compact Disc - a
type of VCD that holds video
and audio.
FPS: Frames per second.
L/R VIDEO
OUTPUT: Left and Right video outputs
for an RCA cable input. Colour
coded red and white to match
with the corresponding cable
connections.
LT/RT: 5.1 channel audio is mixed into
left channel and right channel
and is output via the FL and FR
speaker respectively.
L-MONO: In this mode, the DVD player
will output the left channel
audio only via both the FL and
FR speaker.
NTSC: A television display system
used in the U.S and Canada.
Delivers a frame rate of 30 fps
using 525 lines.
OSD: On-Screen Display. A control
panel that allows you to select
and edit the display (such as
brightness and contrast) and
select viewing options.
PAL: A television display system
commonly used in Europe and
parts of Asia. Delivers a frame
rate of 25 fps with 625 lines.
PBC: Playback Control.
RCA Cable: A type of connector used to
transmit audio/visual signals.
RGB: Video input in which red, green
and blue colour information is
transmitted separately from
the picture information of an
image. A common video output
option.
R-MONO: In this mode, the DVD player
will output the right channel
audio only via both the FL and
FR speaker.
SVCD: Super Video Compact Disc – a
digital format for storing video
on standard compact discs.
SCART OUTPUT: A 21 pin socket used to connect
video equipment.
SCART LEAD: Cable commonly used to
connect televisions and
DVD players, VCR or games
consoles.
STEREO
(DUAL MONO): In this mode, the DVD player
will output the left and right
channel audio via the FL and FR
speaker respectively.

Akai A51005 Specifications

General

Brand	Akai
Model	A51005
Category	DVD Player
Language	English