JVC XV-D9000 Disc Composition, DVD Audio discs, DVD Video discs, Audio CD and Video CD discs

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Before You Start

Disc Composition

DVD Audio discs

Generally, DVD Audio discs consist of up to nine groups, called Groups. Each Group can contain up to 99 tracks (songs).

In addition, each Group can also contain up to 99 index items.

Example of DVD Audio disc composition

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Group 1

Track 1

 

 

Track 2

 

 

Track 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1st song

 

2nd song

 

 

3rd song

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Index 1

 

Index 1

Index 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Group 2

Track 1 Track 2 1st song 2nd song

*Some discs also include bonus groups that have not been publicized. When you insert one of these discs, BONUS appears on the display.

DVD Video discs

Generally, DVD Video discs consist of a number of large sections, called Titles. Each Title has its own number (Title number) so that you can quickly access the title you want to watch. Titles can also be made up of a number of smaller sections called Chapters. Each Chapter also has its own number(chapter number) so that you can quickly access the chapter you want to watch. However, not all discs are divided into Titles or Chapters.

Example of DVD Video disc composition

Title 1

Title 2

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 1 Chapter 2

Audio CD and Video CD discs

Generally, Audio CD discs are divided into a number of individual songs, called Tracks. Each Track has its own number(Track number). For example, the second song becomes Track 2. Karaoke Video CD discs, etc., are the same. However, some discs are not divided into Tracks.

Audio CD discs can also contain up to 99 index items.

Example of Audio CD disc composition

Track 1

1st song

Index 1

Track 2

2nd song

Index 1 Index 2

Track 3

3rd song

Track 4

4th song

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Contents XV-D9000 Achtung Achtung Angemessene Ventilation Class Laser Product Contents PEM DD Converter with 192 kHz/24 bit Support FeaturesExtended K2 Processing Version Usage Precautions Connections Precautions to Observe When Setting Up the ConnectionsConnections Video Signal Connecting to a TVAfter you have setup the connection Downmix Settings Connecting to an Amplifier or ReceiverAfter you have setup the connection Speaker Settings Connecting to a Receiver with a 5.1 Channel Input TerminalDVD Audio digital output Connecting to a Device with a Digital Input TerminalAfter you have setup the connection Digital OUT Settings What is DTS Digital Theater System?Rear Center Subwoofer Connecting to the Power SupplyClose the battery compartment cover Preparing the Remote ControlFront Panel Parts and Their FunctionsTITLE/CHAP./GROUP/TRACK Display Display SectionRear Rear PanelÁ Fast Forward/Backward Buttons Remote ControlRepeat A-B Button On-screen guide icons Before You StartOpening Screen Preventing Screen Burnin Screen SaverRegional code local code Types of Disc Supported by this PlayerDiscs that cannot be played Audio CD and Video CD discs Disc CompositionDVD Audio discs DVD Video discsOPEN/CLOSE Button Switching the Power OnOne-Touch Operation Play ButtonSetting Up the Initial Settings Initial SettingsMenu Preference 1 SettingsWide 43PS43LB Digital Output Preference 2 SettingsRelation between disc types and output signals Downmix Press 5/ to select the type of speaker SPK. Setting Screen SettingsSpeaker Channel Settings Expert Settings Speaker Size SettingsDelay Time Settings Bass Redirect SettingsSpeaker Level Settings UsingtheTestTone Loading a Disc Basic OperationsSkipping Through a Disc Step-by-Step Procedure for Playing a DiscPausing a Disc Stopping a DiscResuming Playback Fast Forward/Backward Through a DiscStoring the resume position While a disc is playing Press 8 to pause playback Viewing One Frame at a TimeWhile a disc is paused 1 Press Time Display Using time display during playbackWhile a disc is playing Press Time Display PBC display Using time display while a disc is stoppedAudio Video DVD While a disc is playing 1 Press fs/RATE Press EnterPress fs/RATE again while the fs information is displayed Display example Channel group Example Front L/RChannel group Example Center, Rear L/R, Subwoofer About DVD Audio Using the menu to select an item to playEnjoying DVD Audio Press ¢ or 4 to select the track Using the number buttons to select a trackSelecting a Track Use the ¢ 4 buttons to select a trackJumping to specified still images on a disc Return Selecting an Index ItemStill image display operations Advancing/replaying still images page +Specify the next group and track number Checking and editing the contents of a programProgram Playback Specify the group and track numbersRepeat Playback Random PlaybackChanging the Angle Angle Using repeat playback during random playbackCancelling Repeat Playback Cancelling A-B Repeat PlaybackChanging the Subtitles Subtitle If is displayed when you press a buttonWhile a DVD Audio disc is stopped Changing the Audio Setting AudioPlaying a Bonus Group Selecting a bonus groupClearing the key number Cancelling Key Number Entry ModeEntering the key number Selecting the Section You Want to Watch Using the menu to select an item to playSpecifying the title number to begin playback You can repeat a specified section you want to watch Changing the Audio Language Audio Press Enter again Parental Lock SettingSetting Parental Lock 7+ENTER Changing Parental Lock Temporarily Cancelling Parental Lock Video CD PBC Functions Playing Audio CD and Video CD DiscsAbout Video CDs with PBC Playback Control Selecting an Index Item CD When using Video CD discsSelecting a Song from a Menu Video Selecting a Track CD VideoProgram Playback CD Video Using the ¢/4 buttons to select an index item Index skipRepeat Playback CD Video Random Playback CD VideoWhile a Video CD disc is playing 1 Press Audio Press 2/3 to switch between the channelsChanging the Audio Channel Audio Video Bit Extension and Frequency/Band Expansion How to Use the Extended K2 Processing Version 2.0, FunctionStoring discs Handling precautionsCleaning discs Handling DiscsProblem Cause Solution TroubleshootingVideo output SpecificationsAudio characteristics General436 DimensionsTable of Languages Their Abbreviations Country Code List for Parental Lock Glossary Multilingual MenuMulti-angle Multichannel0301TTMCREJSC

XV-D9000 specifications

The JVC XV-D9000 is a versatile and innovative DVD player that was introduced in the early 2000s, quickly becoming recognized for its impressive range of features and technologies. Combining advanced playback capabilities with a user-friendly interface, the XV-D9000 has earned a spot in the hearts of home theater enthusiasts.

One of the standout features of the JVC XV-D9000 is its comprehensive format support. The player boasts compatibility with various media types, including DVD-Video, DVD-R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, and Video CD. Its ability to handle multiple formats makes it an excellent choice for users with diverse media collections. Additionally, the XV-D9000 supports MP3 audio, allowing users to enjoy digital music playback with ease.

The technological prowess of the XV-D9000 is reflected in its high-quality video playback capabilities. The player utilizes advanced digital processing to deliver crisp, clear visuals. It features a 10-bit video DAC that enhances color precision and detail, ensuring that movies and videos appear vibrant and lifelike on compatible displays. Furthermore, the XV-D9000 incorporates a progressive scan output, providing improved clarity with 480p video output for DVD content, making it ideal for users with progressive scan-enabled televisions.

The build quality of the JVC XV-D9000 also deserves mention. It is designed with a sturdy chassis, ensuring durability and minimizing vibrations that may affect playback quality. The user-friendly remote control offers convenient access to various functions, and the front panel includes intuitive buttons for easy navigation. The player also features a display that provides helpful information about the media being played.

Connectivity options are another strong point for the XV-D9000. With multiple outputs, including composite, S-Video, and component video, the player can easily connect to a variety of television and audio systems. Additionally, optical audio outputs provide high-quality sound transmission, enhancing the overall home cinema experience.

In summary, the JVC XV-D9000 stands out in the competitive market of DVD players with its versatile format compatibility, advanced video processing capabilities, and solid build quality. For home theater enthusiasts seeking a reliable and high-performance DVD player that excels in both video and audio playback, the XV-D9000 remains a notable choice, showcasing JVC’s commitment to innovation and superior entertainment.
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