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General| DAC (Audio) | 24-bit/192kHz |
|---|---|
| Progressive Scan | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Disc Formats | DVD-Video, CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Video Output | Composite, S-Video, Component |
| Audio Output | Digital Coaxial, Digital Optical |
Overview of front panel LEDs, display, and buttons.
Details of all input and output sockets.
Information on the power button and fuse carrier.
The company's aim to produce the best audio and audio-visual equipment.
Background on the experience of the development team.
Spin-offs from automotive electronics and F1 expertise.
Focus on sonic perfection, aesthetic delight, and build quality.
Supported formats and performance highlights.
Options for future enhancements like PSM192.
Internal components ensuring audio and video quality.
Comprehensive list of available input/output connectors.
User-friendly aspects like remote control and setup wizard.
Details on mixed technology construction and vibration damping.
System integration capabilities via the TAGtronic Bus.
Purpose and definition of DVD regional coding.
How to check the DVD32R's assigned region code.
Steps before connecting and operating the DVD32R.
Guidelines for optimal placement and airflow.
Procedure for connecting the DVD32R to AC power.
Connecting Composite, S-Video, and Component.
Using PSM192 for progressive scan and enhanced outputs.
Connecting coaxial and optical digital audio outputs.
Connecting for enhanced audio synchronization.
The initial power-on sequence and self-test.
How the sliding door mechanism adapts for smooth operation.
Procedure to re-adapt the door mechanism if obstructed.
The unit's automatic door closing feature.
Troubleshooting sticky door issues after extended shutdowns.
Entering and exiting the player's standby mode.
Introduction to the backlit remote control.
Correct procedure for installing batteries.
Tips for best operation and signal reception.
How to assign the remote to control the DVD32R.
How remote keys adapt their function based on content.
Accessing DVD menus and the player's setup menu.
Using cursor keys for menu navigation.
How the stop key operates during playback and menus.
Guided initial setup for optimal performance.
Further steps and explanations for the setup wizard.
Procedure for loading discs into the player.
Warning about playing discs from incompatible regions.
How to pause, resume, and stop playback.
Accessing and interacting with DVD menu options.
Cycling through different time display modes.
Using skip buttons to navigate within a disc.
Using search functions for fast forward/backward.
Activating and using slow motion mode.
Advancing playback frame by frame.
Specific CD controls when paused.
Jumping directly to a specific track or chapter.
Using the menu button for DVD menus or setup.
Accessing different titles on a DVD.
Choosing different audio tracks or languages.
Choosing different subtitle languages.
Switching between different camera angles.
How to enter the special functions menu for discs.
Options for repeating sections, titles, or the whole disc.
Defining start and end points for repeat playback.
Repeating the current title or track.
Repeating the entire content of the disc.
Playing CD tracks in a random sequence.
Jumping directly to a specific title on a DVD.
Features for integrated system operation.
Using the bus to relay remote signals.
Matching display brightness across system components.
Conveying on-screen information from AV processor.
Controlling standby status of multiple devices.
Using the built-in generator for picture adjustment.
Using PLUGE patterns to set the black level correctly.
Detailed steps for using PLUGE 1 to set black level.
Using PLUGE 2 for black level and contrast checks.
Adjusting contrast and sharpness with the cross-hatch pattern.
Using colour test patterns for accurate colour reproduction.
Ensuring correct aspect ratio display for various formats.
Checking and adjusting colour convergence.
Description of the optional video processing board.
Analog component and digital DVI outputs.
Setting output modes like Component or RGB.
Inputs for composite and S-Video sources.
Displaying 4:3 content with black bars on widescreen TVs.
Integrating PSM192 with the TAG McLaren AV processor.
Overview of re-programmable memory for software.
Detailed instructions for updating the player's software.
Guidance for resolving issues during the upgrade process.
Initial performance improvement over the first weeks.
Performance enhancement as components reach operating temperature.
Instructions for safely replacing the fuse.
Guidelines for cleaning the exterior case.
Information on authorized servicing and warranty claims.
Overview of pre-programmed and learnable functions.
Procedure to teach the remote new functions.
Creating command sequences for single-key execution.
Step-by-step guide to programming macro functions.
Deleting specific learned functions from keys.
Deleting programmed macro sequences.
Clearing all learned commands for a specific device.
Resetting all learned commands on the remote.
Caution regarding battery replacement and settings.
Details on laser type and supported disc formats.
Supported digital audio formats and sample rates.
Supported television standards and output levels.
Voltage, frequency, and power usage specifications.
Unit dimensions, weight, and operating temperature.
Information regarding copyright protection technology used.
