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11.1.2. Subtitle
Digital terrestrial television channels can broadcast with subtitles displayed on-
screen for the hard-of-hearing. This function selects the desired subtitle language
and enables the automatic display of subtitles whenever subtitle information is
broadcast. Highlight the Subtitle line in the Configuration menu and use the [LEFT]
or [RIGHT] keys to cycle through the disable and language options.
Return NO MENU to normal TV viewing by pressing the [MENU] key.
11.1.3. TV Type
Digital terrestrial television channels can broadcast programmes in a widescreen
format which must be output differently to normal and widescreen TV sets. This
function tells the receiver the screen format of the TV connected so that
broadcasts are displayed correctly.
Highlight the TV Type line in the Configuration menu and use the [LEFT]or
[RIGHT] keys to select 4:3 if you have a standard TV set connected or 16:9 if it is
a widescreen TV. This function duplicates the selection made at the time of first
installation (see 9 – DVB-T Preparation- Tuning In) and can be used if you change
TV sets. Return NO MENU to normal TV viewing by pressing the [MENU] key.
11.1.4. Favourite Mode
This function enables or disables the favourite channel list mode. See 11 –DVB-T
Advanced Operation – Favourite Channels.
11.1.5. TV Out
The DVB-T receiver can output either an RGB or CVBS signal from the TV
SCART on the rear panel. Although the RGB format results in a better quality
picture, not all equipment - particularly some VCRs - can cope with an RGB signal.
11.1.6. Parental Settings
This function enables or disables the menu protection system and allows the PIN
code to be changed. See 11 - DVB-T Advanced Operation - Channel And Menu
Protection.
11.2. Editing The Channel List
The digital terrestrial television channels found by the receiver when first installed
are stored in its memory as a channel list. This list can be altered and amended to
remove unwanted channels and to suit your own preferences.
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