User manual DENON DVD-757

[. . . ] These tests ensure that the DVD Player is fully capable of bringing out the best visual and sonic quality of your favorite DVD programs. Newly-Developed Loading Mechanism for Suppression of Vibrations The newly-developed loading mechanism uses a guide and tray painted with protein material that is highly resistant to vibrations in order to prevent unwanted vibrations to the tray. s High-speed processing: This Sil504 Progressive Converter is capable of processing 6 billion operations per second, providing the finest in motionadaptive de-interlacing. Moving picture detection: PureProgressiveTM features 2:3 pulldown detection, which converts 24-fps Film based material to 60-fps TV/Video playback, while also detecting Video based material, animation and graphics. [. . . ] In processing moving video signals, a conventional progressive converter performs detection on a full frame-by-frame basis, while PureProgressiveTM stores 4 fields of video signals in a 64-Mbit SDRAM buffer, enabling the detection and processing on a pixel-by-pixel basis to achieve greater precision in discriminating between moving and still pictures. Improved 2:3 pulldown detection: There are cases in which 2:3 pulldown data signals on DVD-Video discs are not in sync. The PureProgressiveTM converter will quickly detect the non-sequential points and perform appropriate corrective measures at high speed to minimize picture flickering. It is now also possible to select Level Detection or Flag Detection as the detection method used for Film and Video material. If an incorrect flag was recorded or the difference between the video level and noise level is very small and distinctions on the disc are difficult to detect, this selection ensures optimum detection capability and minimizes picture quality degradation. s s New PureProgressiveTM Circuit The DVD-757's interlace to progressive converter is the new SiI504 Converter with PureProgressiveTM circuitry from Silicon Image. The SiI504 features faster moving picture detection and improved film/video mode recognition capability. s 14-bit, 108-MHz Video D/A Converter The DVD-757 uses a total of six 14-bit, 108-MHz video D/A converters to tap the maximum potential of the new PureProgressiveTM circuit's performance. The DVD-757 uses independent D/A converters for Progressive and Interlaced picture reproduction. These converters provide a very high sampling frequency of 108 MHz, with 4x oversampling used for Progressive and 8x oversampling for Interlaced operation, resulting in the highest detailed D/A conversion. Since a filter with ample cutoff characteristics can also be used for the analog low-pass filter, the DVD-757 reproduces the delicate nuances of video signals, allowing viewers to enjoy the original picture at the highest level of realism. NEW s MODEL INFORMATION s DVD-757 Noise Shaped Video (NSV) The NSV feature works in the digital domain to reduce noise in the video signal frequency band in order to enhance video signal linearity. And since signal transfer is balanced and voltage is lower than coaxial or unbalanced cables, the Denon Digital Link is far less susceptible to radiated noise, ensuring the highest level of signal transfer. HDCD Decoder DVD-R/RW (DVD-Video Recording Mode) Playback (*2) s s s s s CD-R/RW (MP3 / JPEG) Playback (*2) The DVD-757 supports the CD-R/RW format. It also reads still photos in the JPEG format taken by a digital camera. s Kodak Picture CD The DVD-757 also plays Picture CDs (Kodak format only). RS-232C Port (Third-party system controls only) Includes a RS-232C port to support an AMX, Crestron integrated control system. Brilliant Black DVD-757 can pass below black video (PLUGE) via the progressive or interlace video outputs for correct monitor setup and optimum picture quality. Self-illuminated GLO-KEY Remote Controller with Easy Recognition Layout The DVD-757 comes equipped with a self-illuminating remote controller for easy operation in a dark room. (*1) If a 24-bit, 192-kHz sound source is copyright protected, the DVD player may convert the digital output. (*2) Discs that have been poorly finalized following recording may be only partially playable or not playable at all. s s s s s s Specifications Video Section Disc played . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DVD Audio, DVD Video, DVD-R/RW (DVD Video), Video CD, Music CD, CD-R/RW (AUDIO/MP3/JPEG), Picture CD Video outputs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] Composite Video Output: 1. 0 Vp-p (with 75 ohms load) S-Video Output: Y; 1. 0 Vp-p (with 75 ohms load), C; 0. 286 Vp-p Component Video Output: Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr: Y; 1. 0 Vp-p (with 75 ohms load), Cb/Pb; 0. 648 Vp-p (with 75 ohms load), Cr/Pr; 0. 648 Vp-p (with 75 ohms load) s Audio Section Audio outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Sets Analog Front Channel (FL/FR) Ouput, 1 Set Analog Multi Channel (SL/SR/C/SW)Output, 1 Set Optical Digital Output, 1 Set Coaxial Digital Output, 1 Set DENON Digital Link Audio inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Set Optical Digital Input, 1 Set Coaxial Digital Input s General Power supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ]