User manual JVC XV-N35

[. . . ] DVD VIDEO PLAYER XV-N30BK/XV-N33SL/ XV-N35SL Before operation 2 Preparations 3 Basic operations 6 Advanced operations 11 MP3 disc playback 19 Changing the initial settings 21 VIDEO Additional information 26 INSTRUCTIONS GNT0024-003A [B] Warnings, Cautions and Others IMPORTANT for the U. K. If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or consult your dealer. BE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical approved type, as originally fitted. If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off ensure to remove the fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock hazard by inadvertent connection to the mains supply. [. . . ] The repeat icon shows The unit locates "A" and starts repeat playback between "A" and "B. " The [ ] indicator lights in the display window. For DVD VIDEO: During playback For SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD: In any condition except SVCD/ Video CD playback with PBC Press REPEAT. If you press REPEAT in stop mode, press 3 to start playback. Each time you press REPEAT, the repeat mode cycles among All repeat, Repeat 1 and off. : Repeats the current title for DVD VIDEO or all tracks for SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD. 1: Repeats the current chapter for DVD VIDEO or the current track for SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD. A window which indicates the current repeat mode will be displayed on the TV screen. (Repeat mode example on the TV screen. ) To quit A-B repeat playback A-B , and press ENTER. The APress 2/3 to move to B repeat mode turns off, then normal playback continues. NOTE The A and B points must be set in the same title/chapter/track. CHAP To stop repeat playback Press 7. When a DVD VIDEO disc is set, the unit stops playback and quits the repeat mode. When an SVCD, Video CD or Audio CD disc is set, the unit stops playback but does not quit the repeat mode. To quit repeat playback Press REPEAT until the repeat mode indicator goes off in the display window. Hint When the program playback mode is active with an SVCD, Video CD or Audio CD, the repeat mode changes in the same manner. Note, however, that in the " " mode the unit repeats all the programmed tracks instead of all tracks on the disc. 14 Advanced operations 2 Changing the language, sound and scene angle To select the subtitle language (SUBTITLE) Press 5/ or AUDIO to select the desired audio. Each time you press 5/ or AUDIO, the audio changes. For DVD VIDEO (example) 1/3 ENGLISH For SVCD 2/3 FRENCH 3/3 GERMAN ST1 Some DVD VIDEO and SVCD discs contain more than one subtitle language. You can choose a desired one from them. ST2 L-1 R-1 L-2 R-2 For Video CD Hint At the beginning of the part where the subtitles are recorded, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]). ST (Stereo) L R 3 Press ENTER. You can hear the selected audio. The audio selection window is dismissed. 1 During playback, press SUBTITLE. The subtitle selection window appears on the TV screen. 1/3 NOTES · The audio selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the audio for several seconds. · For DVD VIDEO, the selected language may be abbreviated on the TV screen. See "Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations" on page 30. ENGLISH 2 3 Press 5/ or SUBTITLE to select the subtitle. Each time you press 5/ or SUBTITLE, the subtitle language changes. Press ENTER. Subtitles are displayed in the selected language. The subtitle selection window is dismissed. NOTES · An SVCD disc can have up to four subtitles. Pressing 5/ cycles through those channels regardless of whether the subtitles are recorded or not. · The subtitle selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the subtitle for several seconds. · For DVD VIDEO, the selected language may be abbreviated on the TV screen. See "Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations" on page 30. You can enjoy a variety of scene angles if the DVD VIDEO disc contains "multi-angle" parts, where multiple cameras were used to shoot the same scene from different angles. Hint At the beginning of a "multi-angle" part, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]). 1 During playback, press ANGLE. The angle selection window appears on the TV screen. 1/3 To change the audio language or sound (AUDIO) 1 2 The audio selection setting allows you to change the audio language of a movie, or to listen to karaoke with or without the vocal. Press 5/ or ANGLE to select the desired angle. Each time you press 5/ or ANGLE, the angle changes. Hint At the beginning of the part where multiple audio tracks are recorded, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]). 3 Press ENTER. You can see the picture from the selected angle. The angle selection window is dismissed. 1 NOTE The angle selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the angle for several seconds. During playback, press AUDIO. The audio selection window appears on the TV screen. 1/3 ENGLISH 15 Advanced operations To select a scene angle of DVD VIDEO (ANGLE) Advanced operations 2 Press 2/3 to select the desired preset. Each time you press the button, the VFP mode changes as follows. Set the video type most suitable to the current program or the room conditions. 5//2/3 ENTER ON SCREEN NORMAL CINEMA USER 1 USER 2 Selected preset 3D PHONIC ZOOM VFP USER 1 GAMMA BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST SATURATION TINT SHARPNESS +4 +4 +13 +13 +13 +3 +2 Special picture/sound effect To zoom in pictures Y DELAY Parameter 1 Advanced operations During playback or while paused, press ZOOM. Pressing ZOOM causes the unit to zoom in on the image. [. . . ] It requires a decoder, either in the player or in an external receiver. PAL (Phase Alternation by Line) A color television system format used extensively in Western Europe. PBC PBC stands for "Playback control" and is a method of controlling disc play for Video CDs (VCD). Color monitors and color television sets display different hues by mixing these three colors. [. . . ]