Marantz DV8300 manual Memorizing disc settings Condition Memory

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Playing Discs

Memorizing disc settings (CONDITION MEMORY)

If you have a particular set of preferences for a disc, you can memorize them using the Condition Memory function. Once memorized, your settings will be recalled automatically whenever you load that disc. The player can store settings for 15 discs; after this, memorizing another replaces the oldest one stored.

Condition Memory does not work with DVD-Audio and DVD-RW discs.

The settings memorized are:

•Multi-Angle (page 25)

•Subtitle Language (page 25)

•Audio Language (page 26)

•On Screen Display (page 40)

•Video Adjust (page 49)

•Parental Lock level (page 55)

•To memorize settings for the current disc, press CONDITION MEMO during playback.

•To recall memorized settings, just load the disc.

The display shows COND_MEM and ‘Condition Memory’ appears on-screen.

•To clear memorized settings, load the disc and press CLEAR while ‘Condition Memory’ is displayed on-screen.

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Contents Model DV8300 User Guide For Canadian model Important Safety Instructions THX Table Of Contents Features Before You StartPutting the batteries in the remote control What’s in the boxClose the cover Use within the operating range and angle, as shownDiscs compatible with this player CD-ROM must be ISO 9660 compatible DVD Video regionsMP3 compatibility information Connecting Up Easy SetupConnecting audio and video cables Connecting system control connectionsVideo or composite video? Connecting S-Video cablesHome theater video connections Connecting analog audio cables Connecting optical cablesConnecting coaxial cables Home theater audio connectionsCharacter display Controls & DisplaysDisplay Remote control Random pages 29Angle Last Memo Clear Clear TOP Menu SearchDisplay Front panelDisc tray Using the FL menu Getting StartedUsing the Setup Navigator Press Power button on the front panel to switch onPress Setup Select ‘Start’Choose an OSD menu language Select the type of TV you haveCongratulations, set up is complete Select ‘Save Changes’ to make the settingsPress Setup to exit Switch the player on Playing discsPress OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray Load a disc Press 3to start playbackBasic playback controls ButtonNavigating DVD disc menus Navigating Video CD PBC menusNavigating DVD-RW discs menus Press MenuPlaying Discs IntroductionFinding what you want on a disc Press Search repeatedly to choose betweenFrame by frame advance playback Viewing one frame at a time Viewing a still frameViewing slow playback Switching camera angles Switching subtitlesTo switch the camera angle, press Angle Current subtitle language is shown on-screenSwitching audio language Switching audio channelTo switch the audio channel, press Audio repeatedly To set audio language preferences, seeEnter the title/chapter numbers for your program list Making a program listPress Program Programming tips Enter the track numbers for your program listUsing random play Press Random repeatedly to select a random play modeRandom Title/Group DVD only Press Enter or 3to start random playUsing repeat play Press Repeat during playback to select a repeat modeLooping a section of a disc To resume normal playback, press Clear TipIf the disc starts auto playback, stop it first To resume playback, load the disc and press Last MemoPress 7 if you want to stop playback here Memorizing disc settings Condition Memory Using setup menu shortcuts To add a menu item to the shortcut listTo use the shortcut menu To delete an item from the shortcut menuTo show/switch the information displayed, press Display Displaying disc informationPlaying MP3s Playing MP3sDisplays when playing Displays when stoppedSearching for folders and tracks Displaying MP3 informationMenu Exit the MP3 Navigator Using the MP3 NavigatorTotal number of Track Making a program list of MP3 tracks Press Program to enter the MP3 Program screenUse the number buttons to enter a three-digit folder number Use the number buttons to enter a three-digit track numberDVD Setup Menu Using the Setup menuSetup Menu Mode Default setting ExpertOSD Settings Audio settingsOSD Language On Screen DisplayDefault Dolby Digital Dolby Digital OutDTS Out Linear PCM OutMpeg Out Digital OutSacd Playback Virtual SurroundAbout source audio output If you connected this player to your amplifier usingAudio Out Speaker Setting This setting does not apply to Sacd playbackSub On Surround Large Distance all 3.0m Subwoofer SW can only be set to On or OffGain Settings Default setting FixCD Digital Direct Video settings TV ScreenVideo Out Frame SearchBackground Component VideoSelecting a preset Select a presetYou can also access these settings by pressing Video ADJ Memory 1, 2, 3 User presets see page 51 for more on thesePress Enter to save your changes Creating your own settingSelect ‘Video Setup’ Angle Indicator Select ‘Video Setup’ Press DisplayDefault setting Auto Still PictureAudio Language Language settingsDefault Setting English Subtitle Language Subtitle LanguageDefault Setting w/Subtitle Language Auto LanguageDVD Language For Auto Language to work, the Audio LanguageGeneral settings Setup NavigatorSubtitle Display Subtitle OffRegistering a new password Changing your passwordSetting/changing the Parental Lock level Setting/changing the Country CodeAuto Disc Menu Bonus GroupGroup Playback Press Enter twiceAdditional Information Hints on installation Power cord cautionMoving the player Don’tGlossary Mpeg video Multi-sessionOptical digital output Packed PCM DVD-Audio onlyTroubleshooting Some settings in the Setup Menu do not appear Remote control doesnt seem to workPicture disturbance during playback or dark No audio, or audio is distortedCannot play multi-channel audio No digital audio outputCannot output 192kHz or 176.4kHz digital audio Cannot output 96kHz or 88.2kHz digital audioResetting the Player To reset the player, press and holdCountry Code List Language code listAdditional Information When viewing on a standard TV or monitor Specifications GeneralWe Want You Listening For a Lifetime Additional Information Is a registered trademark