Why is the picture distorted on my Bush DVD9791BUK DVD Player?
If the picture from your Bush DVD Player is distorted, the disc might be damaged. Try playing another disc to see if the issue persists. Note that some distortion is normal during forward or reverse scan.
How to fix no sound on Bush DVD9791BUK DVD Player?
If your Bush DVD Player has no sound or the sound is distorted, ensure the machine is connected properly and all cables are securely inserted into the appropriate jacks.
What to do if I can't advance through a movie on my Bush DVD9791BUK?
If you can't advance through a movie on your Bush DVD Player, it might be because the disc is programmed to prohibit that action, especially during the opening credits and warning information.
Why does an icon appear on the screen of my Bush DVD9791BUK DVD Player?
If the icon appears on the screen of your Bush DVD Player, the feature or action cannot be completed at this time. This could be due to the disc's software restricting it, not supporting the feature (e.g., angles), the feature not being available at the moment, or requesting a title or chapter number that is out of range.
Why is there no forward or reverse scan on my Bush DVD Player?
If there is no forward or reverse scan on your Bush DVD Player, it may be because some discs have sections that prohibit rapid scanning or chapter skipping. For example, you usually can't skip through the warning information and credits at the beginning of a movie because this part is often programmed to prevent skipping.
General| Type | DVD Player |
|---|---|
| Playback Formats | DVD, CD, MP3, JPEG |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Upscaling | Yes, up to 1080p |
| Region Code | Region 2 |
| Video Output | HDMI, SCART, Composite Video |
| Power Supply | AC 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Connectivity | HDMI, SCART |
| Disc Compatibility | DVD, CD |
Warning about reducing fire or electric shock risks by not exposing the apparatus to rain or moisture.
Read manual carefully, avoid water, heat sources, and use qualified servicing.
Clean with damp cloth, use specified accessories, avoid irregular discs.
Lists the items included in the package: DVD Players, remote, cables, adapters, manual, earphone, straps.
High brightness 9" LCD, supports DVD, MP3, XVID, CD, JPEG, built-in speaker, PAL/NTSC.
Identifies all physical buttons, ports, and features of Unit A.
Identifies all physical buttons, ports, and features of Unit B, including SD/USB.
Connects the unit to power via AC/DC adapter or car cigarette lighter.
Important notes regarding car adapter compatibility and mains plug operation.
Connects Unit A and Unit B using an AV cable for synchronized viewing.
Steps for powering units, inserting discs, and setting Unit B to AV IN.
Instructions for fitting strap A (long) and strap B (short) to the DVD player.
Details on orienting the player and threading straps through clips.
Steps to fit straps around the headrest and secure clips.
Instructions for tightening straps and tucking loose ends.
Recommendation for placing the player on the LEFT headrest for neat cables.
The unit can be connected with external speakers for enhanced audio.
Note regarding 5.1 channel limitations and APM connection for audio.
Covers number, play/pause, stop, navigation, and OSD buttons.
Covers title, audio, setup, menu, subtitle, angle, A-B, repeat, and return buttons.
Covers mute, slow, step, and zoom buttons.
Covers number, play/pause, stop, navigation, and OSD buttons.
Covers title, audio, setup, menu, subtitle, angle, A-B, repeat, return, mode, and DVD/IN buttons.
Covers mute and zoom functions.
Instructions for inserting the battery into the remote control.
Guidance on pointing the infrared window and operating distance.
Notes on remote care, battery replacement, and unit compatibility.
How to play DVD, XVID, CD, MP3 discs.
Instructions for selecting source, loading discs, play, pause, stop, and resume.
How to navigate menus and warnings about USB/SD card handling.
How to search forward or backward through DVD, XVID, CD content.
How to repeat chapters, titles, or entire discs/files for DVD and MP3.
How to repeat a specific section of a disc using the A-B function.
How to select different viewing angles for multi-angle DVD playback.
How to zoom in/out on JPEG images.
How to zoom DVD content and pan the enlarged image.
Note that Unit A cannot zoom out DVD images.
How to play JPEG and MP3 files, including rotation and selection.
Steps to enter and navigate the main system setup menu.
Options to set TV display format and angle mark during playback.
Options to set OSD language and activate the screen saver.
Settings for TV Type, Quality, and Panel Quality.
Settings for Audio, Subtitle, Disc Menu, Parental Controls, and Default.
Set preferred subtitle language and disc menu language.
Set parental control levels and password, or reset to default.
How to navigate the main menu and description of Browser, Photo, Music, and Movie modes.
Note that some features are only available for Unit B.
Note that exFAT file system is not supported for media cards.
How to view, select, play, and navigate files/folders in Browser Mode.
How to view photos, use slideshow, menu, and page navigation.
How to rotate JPEG images and select refresh modes.
Information on unavailable options and how to return to the main menu.
How to play MP3 files, navigate track lists, and return to the main menu.
How to play AVI movie files, navigate lists, and return to menus.
How to enter CD ripping and configure speed, bitrate, and ID3 tags.
How to select files, start ripping, and cancel the process.
Details on compatible discs, signal systems, and panel size/resolution.
Details on audio output, power, temperature, weight, dimensions, and battery type.
Notes on JPEG quality and compatibility of recordable discs.
Information about the Li polymer battery and its usage.
Precautions to be taken during battery recharge.
Guidelines for using, maintaining, and removing the waste battery.
Solutions for no sound, distorted sound, and inability to advance through movies.
Solutions for distorted pictures and problems with forward/reverse scanning.
Guidance on product disposal and a disclaimer about spec changes.
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