DK Digital DVD-526 Owner's manual
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Thank you very much . . .
. . . for choosing one of our DivX/DVD players. For your own safety and in order to learn all
about the functions available, please read this manual and keep it for future reference. And
if you once sell the unit please include the manual.
www.dk-digital.com
© 2007 Copyright. Manufacturer: DK digital GmbH, Germany
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Important notes, please observe!
•
This unit is meant to playback DVDs as
well as other digital video and audio
media. Using it in any another way you
risk electric shock. This device may not
be used differently from the instructions in
this manual.
•
Never attempt to open the housing of
your DVD player or to service the product
beyond that described in this manual. All
servicing or repair must be referred to
qualified service personnel authorised
by us.
•
To avoid the risk of electric shock never
use the product in humid areas or near
water - e.g. near a bathtub, washbowl,
kitchen sink, in a wet basement or near a
swimming pool, or the like.
•
This unit is intended for use with the
mains voltage indicated on the unit’s
back label. Never try to use it with
different voltage supply.
•
Proper air circulation around the
housing must be provided to avoid
overheating. To avoid damage of unit,
never put heavy objects on the housing.
•
If objects have fallen inside or liquid
has been spilt onto the product disconnect
the plug from the mains immediately and
consult qualified service personnel.
•
Never let children play with the unit or
stick anything into it. Otherwise they face
the risk of electric shock.
•
Do not place the unit near strong
magnetic fields, water or heat.It
should not be exposed to direct sunlight
for a longer period. Avoid positions with
heavy dust or poor ventilation. The unit
should not be exposed to mechanical
vibrations or shock.
•
This product uses invisible
“Class-1- Laser”. Never expose
your eyes to this dangerous laser
beam.
•
If you transport the unit from cold to warm
conditions, condensation inside may
cause moisture leading to malfunctions.
If so please open the disc tray and wait
about 30 minutes, until the moisture has
evaporated.
•
If the DVD player is switched to standby it
is not disconnected from the mains.
So if you don’t use the product for a longer
period switch off the mains switch on the
rear panel.
•
If you have switched off the mains switch
of the unit, please wait at least 30
seconds before turning it on again.
Otherwise the unit may be damaged.
•
For additional safety we recommend to
disconnect the unit from the mains during
a thunderstorm.
•
After disconnection from the mains you
can use a soft damp cloth to clean the
housing. Don’t use strong cleansing
products.
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Content
Important notes, please observe! .............3
About these instructions ................5
Many disc formats are supported ...........5
Important note .................5
Comments on the copyright .............5
Information about the regional coding ..........6
About the WMA format ..............6
About the MPEG4 and DivX format ...........6
Preparation for turning on................7
Place of erection ................7
Condensing humidity ...............7
The handling of the discs..............7
Cleaning of the disc ...............7
Before using the remote control ............8
Overview of the control elements .............9
The remote control (RC) ................10
Establish connections .................12
About operation ..................14
On / off, stand-by, playback of DVDs ..........14
Adjusting the volume, Muting ............14
Chapter skip and scanning .............14
Search ...................15
Zoom ...................15
Different camera angles ..............16
Repeat function ................16
A-B repetition .................16
Select the soundtrack language............16
Display of subtitles ...............16
Call up the DVD menu ..............16
Display button .................16
How to program DVD chapters ............17
V-MODE ...................17
The DVD setup menu.................18
Language setup ................18
Video setup..................18
Audio setup..................19
Rating Setup .................20
Misc Setup ..................21
Specifications for CD / MP3 playback ............22
Specifications for VCD playback ..............23
Data carriers with jpeg pictures .............23
Disposal advice ...................24
Troubleshooting ...................24
Technical data ...................25
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About these instructions
The operation described here mainly refers to the use of the remote control handset (R/C).
Buttons with same or similar marking at the main unit have the same function like those of
the R/C.
If the message “NOT ALLOWED AT THE MOMENT” or “NOT ALLOWED BY DISC” occurs on
the screen during operation, that function requested is not supported by the media type
inserted.
Many disc formats are supported
MPEG4 R
DivX R
DVD R
SVCD R
VCD R
CD R
MP3 R
WMA R
Photo CD R
These DivX versions are supported:
DivX 3.11, 4.02, 5.02, 5.03, and 5.05.
Important note
Ø
Usually the unit plays CD-R, CD-RW, MP3 discs as well as “burned” DVDs. But
due to the variety of blank disc types, recording computers, operating systems
and burning software we cannot guarantee that every “burned disc” is playable.
The unit does not play DVD-ROM, CD-ROM etc. And there is no way to play back
discs in SECAM colour system, just PAL and NTSC will be supported.
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The types of functions and operations that can be used for a particular disc vary
depending on the features of that disc. In some cases, these functions and operations
may differ from the descriptions given in this Operations Manual. In this event, follow the
instructions given on the screen. This Operations Manual only covers basic disc
operations. Therefore you should also read the information enclosed to the Disc.
Comments on the copyright
This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method
claims of certain US patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision
Corporation and other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be
authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing
uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or
disassembly is prohibited.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby” and the symbol are
registered trademarks of DOLBY LABORATORIES. 1992-1997 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All
rights reserved.
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Information about the regional coding
This DVD/CD player is designed and manufactured to respond to the region
management information that is recorded on a DVD disc. If the region number
described on the DVD disc does not correspond to the Region number of this
DVD/CD player, this DVD/CD player cannot play this disc. The region number
for this DVD player is “2”.
Please note for a better understanding of this manual that the program of a DVD may be
divided into several “titles” (e.g. main movie, bonus material, interviews etc.). Each of
these titles can be divided into “chapters”. The program of audio CD’s is divided into
“tracks”.
About the WMA format
WMA is the abbreviation of Windows Media Audio and refers to an audio compression
technology developed by Microsoft Corporation. WMA data can be encoded by using
Windows Media Player version 8 or Windows Media Player for Windows XP. Files are
recognized by their file extension “.wma” or “.WMA”. “Windows Media”, and “Windows” are
trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries.
This model plays discs with MP3/WMA files with a sampling rate of 32 kbps ~ 384 kbps.
WMA files encoded with DRM (Digital Rights Management) copy protection will not play.
When naming MP3 and WMA files, add corresponding file name extension (.mp3 or .wma).
Files are played according to the file extension. To prevent noise and malfunctions, do not
use these extensions for other kinds of files.
Folder and track names (excluding the file extension) are displayed and played in
alphabetical order.
About the MPEG4 and DivX format
MPEG is the abbreviation of the Moving Picture Experts Group which belongs to the family of
ISO/IEC standards (International Organization for Standardization and International
Electrotechnical Commission). MPEG-4 is a compression technology for Interactive
Multimedia System. DivX is a brand-name video codec (compression-decompression)
technology codec based on the MPEG-4 standard that compresses video to small enough
sizes that it can be easily sent over the Internet, but retains a high degree of video quality.
DivX is the trade mark of the video codecs, that's based on th MPEG-4 standard.
• This player is compatible with DivX versions 3.11, 4.02, 5.02, 5.03, and 5.05.
Note:
There are many non-standardised DVD/MPEG-4/DivX/MP3/WMA/CD-recording procedures
and copy protection procedures now in use, and many different kinds of DVD±R, DVD±RW,
CD-R and CD-RW blank disks. Therefore in some cases read errors or read delays may be
encountered. This is not a defect of the device!
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Preparation for turning on
Place of erection
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For setting up the unit please choose a location with sufficient air circulation around. That
prevents overheating. Don’t expose the unit to direct sunlight or other heat sources.
Ø
The product must be positioned horizontally only. Don’t put any heavy objects on its
housing.
Ø
To protect the laser unit avoid dusty surroundings. If necessary, please use a cleansing
disc carefully following its operating instructions.
Condensing humidity
In den folgenden Fällen kann es zu Wasserbildung auf der Linse des Lasers kommen, die
eine einwandfreie Funktion des Gerätes verhindert:
Ø
Das Gerät wird plötzlich von einem kalten an einen warmen Ort gebracht.
=> Entnehmen Sie die Disc und warten Sie bei geöffnetem DVD-Fach, bis das Gerät die
Umgebungstemperatur angenommen hat.
Ø
Das Gerät wird in einer Umgebung mit hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit betrieben.
=> Wählen Sie einen Aufstellungsort mit geringerer Luftfeuchtigkeit.
The handling of the discs
Ø In order to keep the disc clean please never touch its shiny surface.
Ø
Never put any sticker or adhesive label on the disc.
Imbalance would occur and cause malfunction.
Ø
Don’t expose discs to direct sunlight or other heat sources.
Ø
Please store the discs only in their sleeves.
Cleaning of the disc
To clean a disc use a soft cloth without any cleaning agent, liquid or solvent.
Only wipe from the centre hole towards the outer edge, never in circular
movement.
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Before using the remote control
1. Please open the battery compartment.
2. Insert two batteries (1,5 V, size AAA). Please
make sure the polarity matches the marks inside
the compartment. Otherwise the r/c will not
work and may be damaged. Replace the cover.
3. Please point the r/c towards the main unit when
operating its buttons.
The r/c works properly in a distance below 6m
and in an angle of up to 60° of the front of the
unit. No obstacles may stand in the way between
r/c and infrared sensor.
Ø
Should the r/c start to work unreliably replace
both batteries. We recommend using alkaline
batteries.
Ø
Batteries should not be disposed by
ordinary refuse disposal. Please lead empty
batteries towards appropriate collecting
points. Never throw batteries into fire.
Ø
If you won’t use the r/c for some time, please
remove the batteries from the compartment, to
prevent damage by leakage.
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Overview of the control elements...
...onthefront panel
1. STANDBY - on / off switch
2. Disc tray - insert the disc here
3. OPEN/CLOSE - opens / closes the disc compartment
4. Display - display for the play information
5. IR (InfraRed) - receives the signals of the remote control
6. PLAY - starts the play mode
7. PAUSE - pauses the play mode
8. STOP - stops the play mode
...ontherear panel
1. Colour component video output (YUV)
2. Video output (Composite)
3. Stereo audio outputs L / R
4. Coaxial digital audio output
5. S video output
6. 5.1 channel audio output (front L / R, centre, rear L / R, subwoofer)
7. SCART socket
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The remote control (RC)
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1. POWER - On / off switch
2. REPEAT - activates the repeat mode
3. N/P - toggles between NTSC and PAL as colour system
4. SUBTITLE - displays the subtitles available
5. ANGLE - changes the camera angle (if this is supported by
the DVD inserted)
6. LANGUAGE - for changing to the DVD sound options
7. SETUP - recalls the menus for the unit setting
8, 9, 27, 29.
3456 - navigation buttons for controlling the menus
10. ENTER - for confirming particular menu points
11. PBC - playback control (only for VCD 2.0)
12. VOL — - to decrease the volume
13. ZOOM - activates the 3-step zoom
14. RETURN - return function (only for VCD)
15. L/R - to select audio options in VCD/SVCD mode
16. PROGRAM - allows an individual sequence of the programme
17. CLEAR - to delete a previous input
18. PREV 9 - to skip to the previous chapter (DVD) or to the
previous audio track (CD)
19. NEXT : - switches to the next chapter (DVD) or to the next
audio track (CD)
20. V-MODE - activates the desired video output
21. STOP - stops the play mode
22. OPEN/CLOSE - opens/closes the disc compartment
23. A-B - repeats a programme section
24. 0-9, +10 - digit buttons
25. TIME - activates the target scanning
26. TITLE - recalls the title menu (if available on the DVD)
28. MENU - displays the programme options of the DVD
30. VOL + - to increase the volume
31. SLOW - slow motion function
32. STEP - activates still / single frame function
33. DISPLAY - displays the time information about the programme
34. MUTE - turns the sound off / on
35. FWD 8 - activates the scanning forward,
2x, 4x, 8x to 16x
36. REV 7 - activates the scanning reverse,
2x, 4x, 8x to 16x
37. PLAY/PAUSE
4; - starts/pauses the play mode
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Establish connections
Important Notes: - All cables shown or mentioned here are not supplied with
your DVD player. You’ll find them at your local TV shop.
- Please switch off all equipment involved before making
any connections. This will protect your speakers from
possible damage.
The video connection
This diagram shows you the possible audio and video connections offered by your DVD
player. It is, of course, sufficient to establish only one of the displayed video connections.
Your choice would depend on the connections available on your TV and the existing audio
devices.
The video and S-video connections transmit only the picture information and hence, the
additional sound connection to the TV is essential. This is not the case with the SCART
connection as this transmits both picture and sound together via one cable.
If you wish to connect the DVD player to a TV which has a video colour component input, we
recommend using the Y, Pb/Cb and Pr/Cr jacks. If the TV offers the display option of the
color component input in the progressive scan function, activate this option in the DVD
player setup (more details later).
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The audio connection
This diagram shows you the different audio connections that are possible. Here also it is
sufficient to establish only one of the connections. Your choice would depend on the
connections available on the existing audio devices.
Caution!
Never connect the coaxial output of the DVD player to the coaxial input of a device
which does not have a DOLBY DIGITAL AC 3 or a DTS decoder otherwise this could
damage your speakers.
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About operation
On / off, stand-by, playback of DVDs
Ø
Connect the power cable with a properly connected 230V~ household power socket.
Turn the power switch (next to the power cable outlet, at the back of the device) in the
ON position.
Ø
With this, you have switched on the device. All the functions can be controlled using the
remote control (RC). Some of the remote control buttons are also present on the device.
If no disc has been inserted, the display shows:
NO DISC
Ø
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc tray ("OPEN" is displayed on the
screen. In addition, the TV screen shows you information on the further operating steps
and the status of the device). Insert a disc inside the cavity of the tray with the labelled
side on the top.
Ø
Now press the OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the disc tray. The DVD player
automatically begins to play. Normally most DVDs have a selection menu which you can
navigate using the 3456 buttons.
Ø
After selecting the desired menu option, press the ENTER button to activate the choice. Most
of the times, additional information is provided about the contents on the DVD cover.
Ø
To stop playing, press the STOP < button. The screen shows " ". This means that
the device saves the exact position at which the play was stopped. Press the PLAY/PAUSE
4; button, to resume playing. When you press the STOP < button again, the device
stops completely and deletes the last position from the memory. The display switches to
" ". Not all discs can resume play from where they were stopped
Ø
If you get the message “NOT ALLOWED AT THE MOMENT” or “NOT ALLOWED BY DISC” on
the screen when you press any button, this means that the desired function cannot be
played. Either the current disc or the current functional mode does not support it.
Ø
To bring the device into the standby mode, press the POWER button on the remote
control. Whilst in the standby mode, the device displays “OFF”. To completely switch off
power, turn the power switch at the back of the device to the OFF position.
Ø
If the device is in standby mode, activate it by pressing the STANDBY button on the
device or the POWER button on the remote control.
Adjusting the volume, Muting
We have equipped the device with a volume control. Keep pressing the VOL + button or keep
it pressed to increase the volume. Using the VOL - button, you can decrease the volume.
Press the MUTE button when you wish to turn the sound off. " " appears on the screen.
Press this button again to switch on the sound again
Chapter skip and scanning
Press the PREV 9 or NEXT : buttons to jump to the previous or next chapter on the DVD or
the next title on the CD.
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Repeatedly press the SLOW button to start slow motion with a speed option of 1/2, 1/4, 1/6
or 1/8 times the normal speed. Press the PLAY/PAUSE4;button or the ENTER button to
continue playing in normal mode. Whilst in slow motion, the sound is turned off.
If you wish to create a still frame, click the PLAY/PAUSE 4; button. Press the STEP
button to use the step-by-step picture function (frame by frame switching).
Using the REV 7 |FWD8 buttons, you can quickly forward or rewind. Depending on how
often you press, pictures are displayed at a speed of 2, 4, 8 or 16 times the normal speed.
Here the sound is again turned off. Again press the REV 7 or FWD 8 button or the ENTER
button to continue playing at the normal speed.
Search
During the play mode as well as in stop mode, you can start playing from the beginning of a
particular title or chapter or a particular time. Press the TIME button. Now the following
input fields are displayed:
If you know the number of the desired title, enter this using the number keys on the remote
control and press the ENTER button. The desired title is then played from the beginning.
If you wish to go to a particular chapter, press the 6 button once and the following input
field appears:
Now enter the desired chapter number and press the ENTER button. The playback jumps to
the selected chapter. If the DVD is completely stopped (STOP pressed twice), at first the
title number must be entered or the device would not know which chapter is meant.
If you wish to use the function of playing from a particular time, press the 6 button once
and the following input field appears:
Enter the desired time and press the ENTER button. The playback immediately jumps to the
desired time. If the DVD is completely stopped (STOP pressed twice), this time jump
function is not available.
Close this menu without entering anything by again pressing the TIME button.
Here as also in the other menus, you can delete any incorrect inputs using the CLEAR
button.
Zoom
While playing DVDs (also still picture and slow motion), you can enlarge the picture in 3
steps using the zoom function. To do so, simply press the button ZOOM for 1 and 3 times.
Using the navigation buttons you can shift the excerpt. Press the button ZOOM again, to
continue with the normal play mode.
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Different camera angles
The programme of some DVDs has been shot from different camera perspectives. This way,
you can watch one scene from different positions. Usually, a corresponding indication is
displayed on the DVD cover.
If you are playing a DVD with different camera angles all perspectives are shown on the
screen simultaneously. Repeatedly press the button ANGLE until the desired perspective
has been reached. The picture will be adapted within 1-2 seconds. On the right hand side
you see the camera symbol followed by the information of the current perspective / number
of perspectives available, e. g.: .
Repeat function
Depending on the type of the disc inserted, there are different repeat function available:
DVD: repetition of a chapter or of a title.
CD: Repetition of all titles or of one title.
During the play mode press the button REPEAT once. Then the chapter (for CD: the current
track) will be repeated when its end has been reached. If you press the button REPEAT
twice, the whole title (for CD: all tracks) will be repeated. Press the button again, to stop the
repeat function.
A-B repetition
If you want to run an excerpt from the programme repeatedly, press the button A-B once at
the beginning of the desired excerpt. At the end of the desired excerpt, press the button A-B
again. Now, the marked excerpt will be played again and again, until you press the button
A-B Taste again to stop this function.
Select the soundtrack language
In the play mode press the button LANGUAGE to change from the currently selected
language for the sound track to another language if different languages are available on the
DVD.
Display of subtitles
In the play mode press the button SUBTITLE to select the language for the subtitles (if
available on the DVD) or to deactivate the function.
Call up the DVD menu
If you press the button MENU, the programme menu on the DVD will be recalled (if
available). Here you can recall the different titles or programme parts of the DVD. If you
want to return to the film, simply press the MENU button again. Some DVDs have a title
menu. This can be recalled through the button TITLE.
Display button
While playing DVDs or CDs you can recall various information about the passed time,
currently played title and chapter, audio and subtitle information on the screen by
repeatedly pressing the button DISPLAY:
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Press this button again to cancel the display.
How to program DVD chapters
You can play up to 16 chapters of a DVD in a pre-programmed order. This is how you must
proceed:
After inserting the DVD, press the PROGRAM
button. The following input screen appears:
At first, select in the column on the left the title to
which the first desired chapter belongs by using
the 56buttons and press ENTER. Now the
available chapters appear on the left from which
you can select the desired one using the 56 /
ENTER button. The first chapter saved is
displayed in the column on the right.
Similarly, add other chapters of your program.
To select chapters belonging to another title,
using the selection fields, go to the position “…”
above “Chapter 1" (see the figure below) and
press ENTER. Select the desired title and
proceed as described. The PROGRAM button is a
short cut for exiting this screen.
When all the desired titles have been entered,
move the cursor using the 4 button to “Replay”
and press ENTER. Now the programmed
chapters play in sequence. To again delete the
program, press the STOP < button twice or open
the disc tray.
V-Mode
This device has multiple video outputs. Not all of them are simultaneously active. Press the
V-MODE button once to display the currently active video output mode e.g.
.
Repeatedly press the V-MODE button to specify the video output and function mode that
you wish to use: COMPONENT (for color component output in normal line mode), RGB (for
SCART), P-SCAN (for color component output in progressive scan mode) or S-VIDEO for
streaming video output.
Tip:
• This setting is not relevant for operation using the video output (composite).
Select the progressive scan mode only if your TV can process these signals or this may lead
to image disturbances.
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The DVD setup menu
Here you can carry out the most important settings for your DVD player. Via the SETUP
button, you can access the menus described here. You can operate these intuitively using
the 3456 navigation buttons. You can activate the individual options with the ENTER
button. After completing the set up or if you wish to discontinue, press the SETUP button
again to return to the play mode.
Language Setup
OSD language
Select the language for the menu screen here. The
available languages are English, German, Italian
and Polish.
Subtitle
Here you can set the language in which you want
the subtitles of the DVDs to be displayed in general. This, of course, depends on the
languages of the subtitles that are actually available on the DVD. You can also change the
language of the subtitles whilst playing the DVD by pressing the SUBTITLE button on your
remote control.
DivX Subtitle
Here you can choose between DivX subtitle displays for Western Europe and central Europe.
This is important so that the device can use the right font in order to correctly display the all
letters.
Audio
Here you can select the language in which you wish the sound of the DVD to be played in
general. This of course depends on the languages available on the DVD for sound playback.
You can also change the language of the sound whilst playing by pressing the LANGUAGE
button.
DVD Menu
Here you can specify the language in which you wish the DVD menu to be displayed. These
languages are stored on the disc. Of course, this depends on the material available on the
DVD.
Video Setup
Aspect ratio
Here you can select the picture format of the TV that
is connected; 4:3 stands for the normal TV picture
and 16:9 is for a wide screen format.
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View mode
The picture format (e.g. 4:3 normal TV, 16:9 wide screen TV) is specified by the DVD.
Please note that the picture format may not necessarily match your TV screen format.
The following settings could assist you in this case:
—
Fill screen: This displays a wide screen picture in a 4:3 screen. Here, the image is display
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ed horizontally compressed.
—
Try the settings “Original”or“Auto. Match” to get to the best possible display.
—
Pan Scan: Select this operation mode if you are connected to a normal format TV. The
picture is displayed in its complete width but you will see black bars at the top and bottom
of the screen.
TV System
Here you can select the color system of the connected TV. NTSC stands for the American TV
standard but in Germany, PAL must normally be selected. If you are using a TV with a multi
standard system, select “AUTO”.
Video Out
This device has multiple video outputs. Not all of them are simultaneously active. Select the
desired video output: COMPONENT (for color components output in normal line mode), RGB
(for SCART), P-SCAN (for color component output in the progressive scan mode) or
S-VIDEO for streaming video output.
Tip:
• This setting is not relevant for operating in the video output mode (composite).
Select the progressive scan mode only if your TV can process these signals or it could lead
to image disturbances.
Audio Setup
Bass Management
Here you can select whether you wish to switch on
or switch off this function.
Front / Centre / Surr. Speakers
Please specify here whether your speakers are large
or small. If you set it to “Large”, the low and high
capacity frequency signals below 200 Hz are also
sent to these speakers, provided Bass Management
has been switched on. If your speakers cannot handle lower frequencies of that type, or you
are not sure, please select “Small”. If you have not connected centre or surround speakers,
please select “None”. Accordingly select Subwoofer => “Present” or “None”.
If the subwoofer is connected (“present”), and you have set the centre as “small” or “not
present”, the lower frequencies of the central channel are transmitted together with the
subwoofer signals to the subwoofer. When the subwoofer is switched off (“none”), and
you have selected the centre as “small” or “not present”, the lower frequencies of the centre
channel are transmitted along with the front signals to the front speakers. The subwoofer
signal is not considered.
Test Tones
Here you can select the individual speakers which play the test sounds. Through this, you
can check whether there are any cabling mistakes and each speaker actually receives the
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signal defined for it. For an impressive acoustic experience, this is the first prerequisite!
Besides, using this function on your 5.1 channel amplifier, you can individually set the
speaker for each channel.
Tip: Speakers that were set to “not present” in the audio set up initially cannot be selected
here.
Centre / Surr Delay
Using this menu option, you can carry out the delay settings for the signals of the centre and
rear speakers according to the specified distance. This simulates a larger distance between
the speakers and the audience and gives the acoustic effect of a larger room. This can make
the sound effect more efficient.
Digital Output
Using this menu option you can set the digital audio signals of the S/PDIF output (coaxial)
according to your audio system.
—
Off: The coaxial output is deactivated.
—
PCM: Select this setting if you want to access the stereo signals in the coaxial output.
—
All: When you select this setting, the coaxial output is set to the original sound effect of
the DVD with the Dolby Digital AC3 information.
Night Mode
When you scroll down the column on the right with the 6 button, you can access other
buttons.
Here you can set the sound dynamics. “Dynamics” means the speaker output difference
between maximum and minimum sound, i.e. the difference between explosions and
whispering. If you have sensitive neighbours or like to watch action films in the night, set
this function to “OFF” to compress the dynamics.
Down Sampling
Normally, the sampling rate of the digital output signal is about 96 kHz (= Off). If your A/V
amplifier cannot process such high levels, activate the Down sampling (= On) function to
decrease the sampling rate to 44.1 kHz.
Rating Setup
Using these functions, you can prevent those DVDs
from being played which are not suitable for
children. However, a requirement is that the DVD is
encoded correct.
At first, go to the right column using the 4 button
and go to the top most entry and press ENTER. Now
enter a password to authorize the child protection.
The default factory setting of this password is
“8888". Enter a number and press ENTER. Now you
can recall the classification with the ENTER button.
8 classifications are available:
1. Kid safe: Childproof
2. G: For all age groups
3. PG: Parental guidance
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