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OSD menu
Using the OSD menu
This menu allows you to access all the special
functions of the DVD player.
Press the
Q key (key R).A menu bar
appears at the top of the screen with symbols
for each setting. Use the
KL IJ keys to
select and make settings.
Description of symbols:
A Preferential settings
C Subtitling language
B Audio language
H Sound
I Frame by frame
J Slow motion
K Fast play
D Camera angle
E Zoom
T Titles
C Chapters / sequences
L Direct access by time
G Favourite tracks
Symbols shown in grey indicate that the setting is
not available.
Audio and subtitling language
On the menu bar, select
B for the audio
language and
C for subtitling. Use the IJ
keys to choose your settings.
The E key allows you to access the audio
language directly.
Sound
Select
H and use the IJ keys to change the
sound mode: st (stereo) or on (surround).
Frame by frame
Select I and press J.The image freezes.
Use the
K or L keys to move forwards or
backwards frame by frame.
Press
Æ to resume normal play.
Slow motion / fast play
Select
J for slow motion or K for fast
play and press
J. Use the KL keys to select
the desired speed.To resume normal speed,
press
Æ.
Camera angle
Some disks include sequences recorded from
several camera angles. Generally a special icon
will appear. Select
D on the menu bar and use
the
IJ keys to select the desired angle.
Zoom
Select
E and press IJ keys to activate the
zoom function with a magnification of 1.33, 2
or 4.The image stops and is enlarged. Press
P
if you want a panoramic shot of the enlarged
image. Use the
KL IJ keys to move
around and
P confirm.To exit zoom mode,
press
Æ.
Direct access to Titles and Chapters
On the menu bar, select T to access the
different titles available on the disk and C for
the different chapters or film sequences. Use
the
IJ keys to choose your settings.
The @ P # keys allow you to access the
chapters directly.
Direct access by time
Select
L and press J.The image freezes. Use
the
09 keys to select the precise moment
in the desired sequence. Press
I to confirm.
Play resumes at the time indicated.
Favourite tracks
See next page.
Preferential settings
See next page.
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