JVC DR-MV5SEK, DR-MV5BEK Time Search, Adjusting The Picture Quality, Setting The Progressive Mode

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4 Press the number buttons to enter the desired item number, then press ENTER.

●Playback starts from the selected section. Examples:

A To select track 5, press the number button “5”.

B To select track 15, press the number button “1” and “5”. C To select track 25, press the number button “2”, then “5”.

If you have specified a wrong selection

Press CLEAR (8) on the remote control unit and repeat the above procedures from step 2.

To clear the on-screen bar

Press ON SCREEN.

NOTES:

●When “X” is displayed on the TV screen in step 4, the chapter you have selected is not contained in the disc, or chapter search does not work on the disc.

●Before you press ENTER, playback may start automatically when you enter the section’s number depending on the disc.

●This function is not possible for a Video CD with PBC function.

Time Search

You can play back a disc from the desired point by specifying the elapsed playing time from the beginning of a programme (DVD- RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW and DVD VIDEO) or a disc (Video CD and Audio CD).

1 Press ON SCREEN twice to access the on-screen bar.

2 Press w e to select “”, then press ENTER. The pop-up window appears under the selected item.

DVD-VIDEO		AUTO 1
TIME	: :	ENTER

3 Press the number buttons to enter the time, then press ENTER. Playback starts from the specified time.

Example:

To play back from a point 12 (minutes): 50 (seconds) elapsed.

TIME	TIME
Press 1	Press 2
TIME	TIME
Press 5	Press 0

TIME

If you have specified a wrong selection,

Press CLEAR (8) on the remote control unit and repeat the above procedures from step 2.

To clear the on-screen bar

Press ON SCREEN.

NOTES:

●When “X” is displayed on the TV screen in step 3, you have selected a point that exceeds the recording time of the disc.

●Some DVD VIDEO discs do not contain time information, and it is not possible to use the Time Search function. In such cases, “X” is displayed on the TV screen as well.

●This function is not possible for a Video CD with PBC function.

Adjusting The Picture Quality

You can obtain optimal picture quality by selecting an appropriate picture mode.

1 Press ON SCREEN twice to access the on-screen bar.

2Press w e to select “”, then press ENTER. The pop-up window appears under the selected item.

DVD-VIDEO AUTO 1

3 Press rt to select the desired option, then press ENTER. NORMAL: Normally select this option.

CINEMA: Suitable for a movie disc, etc.

SHARP: Clearer, sharper-edged picture when viewing images with lots of flat, same-coloured surfaces such as cartoons.

SOFT: Select this option when too much noise appears.

To clear the on-screen bar

Press ON SCREEN.

Setting The Progressive Mode

You can obtain optimal picture quality by selecting whether the content on the disc is processed by field (video source) or by frame (film source).

1 Set the unit to the progressive scan mode. ( pg. 80)

2 Press ON SCREEN twice to access the on-screen bar.

3Press w e to select “”, then press ENTER. The pop-up window appears under the selected item.

DVD-VIDEO AUTO 2

4 Press rt to select the desired option, then press ENTER.

AUTO 1: Used to play a disc containing both video and film source materials. This system recognises the source type (video or film) of the current disc according to the disc information. Normally select this option.

AUTO 2: Almost the same as the “AUTO 1”, but the processing of the scenes with movement is different. Select “AUTO 1” or “AUTO 2” to your preference.

FILM: Suitable for playing back a progressive scanned film source disc.

VIDEO: Suitable for playing back a video source disc. The outlines on the played back pictures will be soft.

To clear the on-screen bar

Press ON SCREEN.

NOTE:

When the progressive mode is set, be sure to set “L-1 OUTPUT” to “COMPONENT”. ( pg. 44) Progressive scan is output only from [COMPONENT VIDEO OUT] connector.

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