CyberHome Entertainment CH-DVD 635S manual DVD-Video, DVD-10 DVD-18, Interlace, KHz Macrovision

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GLOSSARY

DVD-Video

DVD-5

DVD-9

DVD-10

DVD-18

DVD+RW

DVD+R

DVD+R DL

HDCD

Interlace

JPEG

kHz

Macrovision

MP3

MPEG

MPEG-4

Digital Versatile Disc is a storage medium that combines the convenience of the compact disc with the latest digital video technology. DVD-Video uses modern MPEG-2 data compression technology that enables an entire film to be stored on a single five inch disc. DVDs come in different formats, such as single-sided or double-sided. Each side can have a single layer or two layers of data.

A DVD that is single-sided, single-layered, holding up to 4.7 GBytes of data.

A DVD that is single-sided, dual-layered, holding up to 8.5 GBytes of data.

A DVD that is double-sided and single-layered, which holds up to 9.4 GBytes of data. This disc must be manually flipped to use both sides.

A DVD that is double-sided, dual-layered, holding up to 17 GBytes of data.

DVD+ReWritable uses phase change media, the same technology on which rewritable CDs are based. A high-performance laser is used to change the reflective properties of the recording layer; this process can be repeated more than thousand times.

DVD+R (write-once DVD). Unlike a DVD+RW disc, the disc can only be written to once. If it is not finalised after a recording, further recordings can be added to it in a DVD recorder. Old recordings can be deleted but can no longer be over- written. Before this disc can be played in a DVD player, it must be finalised in a DVD recorder. Once this process is completed, no further recordings can be added.

Dual-layer DVD+R disc that expands the storage capacity of the DVD to 8.5 GB. There can be made recordings with a length of up to four hours in DVD quality when using this kind of disc.

High Definition Compatible Digital. It is a coding/decoding process with a clear- ly improved sound quality for CD and CD-R software which has been recorded accordingly. The integrated HDCD decoder in the device decodes these signals and ensures the natural sound characteristics.

It is a process in which the picture is split into two fields by sending all the odd numbered lines to field one and all the even numbered lines to field two. This allows a whole picture to be produced in two very fast scans.

Joint Photografic Expert Group. File format for pictures with high compression degree.

Kilohertz. kHz is the indication for the height of the scanning rate with which an analogue signal (PCM) is interrogated for the following analogue/digital transfor- mation.

Analogue copy protection which scrambles the video signal when used with VHS recorders. Also has an effect on some projectors and monitors.

A compressed audio format. MP3 files recorded on CD-R or CD-RW media are suitable for playback on your DVD player.

Moving Picture Experts Group. Compression method that is used for digital video records, e.g. for Video CDs or CDs.

Latest compression method standardized by MPEG group with greater com- pression capabilities.

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Contents D P l a y e r Content Troubleshooting Specifications Glossary Special features for DVD’sSpecial features for Video CD’s Additional features for Jpeg filesRegion code information AccessoriesRemote control IntroductionUsable disc types CompatibilityCompatibility of PC created discs Data transfer rates DVD-Audio compatibilitySacd compatibility Hdcd compatibilityTaking care of player and discs Operation of control panel OperationDTS and DTS Digital Surround are trademarks of DTS, Inc Operation of rear panelOperation MULTI-FUNCTION Display / Text Line Operation of VFD displayInstalling the batteries Operation of remote controlMessages on the display Important notes about the batteries Using the remote controlB, a Remote control functionsSlow IA Playing the first seconds +10Television connections Audio and Video ConnectionsAudio/Video connection to a TV with Scart socket White RED Stereo Audio Video Input Preparation Entering the setup menu to change the video settingConnecting the player using the component video cable Using a Progressive-Scan TVStereo Audio Input White L R RED Audio output connectionsLoud distorted noise comes from your loudspeakers Optical Digital Audio Input Receiver Inserting a disc Powering on the unitHow to insert a double-sided DVD? Getting StartedStop playing Pausing a discSwitching off the power Start playingGeneral playback hints PlaybackPlaying a DVD Supported DivX versions Playing a DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW or DVD+R DL discPlaying a Super Video CD Playing an MPEG-4/DivXdiscDisplaying the DivX VOD registration code Playing DivX VOD contentAdditional playing functions When creating MP3 discs, please note the followingPlaying an Audio CD or Hdcd Playing an MP3 discPlaying a WMA CD Playing a Super Audio CDPlaying a mixed format disc Playing a Picture CDPlaying from a specific time Selecting a chapter using the DVD menuPlaying Functions Selecting a section of the disc to playPlaying a specific track, picture, title, chapter or group Repeating a track, title, chapter or group2 Using the repeat features1Skipping through tracks, pictures, titles or chapters Repeating an entire disc or playlist2Repeating a section of a disc Shuffle playPlaying a disc frame by frame Problem No sound during slow playSlow play Still the picture frame / Pause a discZooming in and out of an image Using position markers BookmarkIntro function for DVD-Audio discs Using the Intro featureIntro function for Audio CDs and HDCDs Changing the audio settings Using the reverb effectsSuspending audio with the Mute button Navigate with the direction buttons Displaying disc informationDisplay menu for DVD-Video discs Press the Display button while a disc is playingTime displays for Audio CDs and HDCDs Display menu for Video CDsTime displays for DVD-Audio discs Using the DVD menu Special Features for DVD’SDisplaying subtitles Using playback control PBC Special Features for Video CD’SChanging the camera angle Navigating to a file or folder Selecting the play modePlaying a file Making a slide show Additional Features for Jpeg FilesRotation of a picture Viewing thumbnails of your Jpeg picturesZooming in and out Creating a playlist of DVDs Creating a PlaylistProgram Track ExitNext Creating a playlist of Video CDs, Audio CDs or HDCDsOSD language Important notes for moving in the setup menuChanging the language settings User PreferencesLanguage codes DVD menu1Audio1 Subtitles1Video output Changing the video settingsTV shape TV typeScan mode Video modeVideo quality Video quality setupSpeaker setup Changing the audio settingsAudio output User Preferences Spdif output Spdif setupDual mono/DRC Channel delayDual mono Surround setup Sound setupPro Logic Sample rate HdcdSacd mode Changing the security settingsPassword Parental Change PSWScreen saver Changing the general settingsAngle mark CaptionsDVD mode DefaultVersion Troubleshooting Troubleshooting DVD-Audio specifications SpecificationsGeneral specifications Audio featuresGlossary KHz Macrovision DVD-VideoDVD-10 DVD-18 InterlaceRegion code Optical digital audio connectorPan & Scan Progressive-ScanRevision 635-01 ENG

CH-DVD 635S specifications

The CyberHome Entertainment CH-DVD 635S is a versatile and budget-friendly DVD player that has gained popularity among home entertainment enthusiasts. Recognized for its impressive features and performance, it represents a great option for those seeking a reliable device to enhance their viewing experience.

One of the standout features of the CH-DVD 635S is its ability to play a wide array of disc formats. This player supports not only standard DVDs, but also CD-R/RW and VCD formats, making it suitable for diverse media collections. The versatility of format compatibility ensures that users can enjoy various movies, music, and videos without worrying about format limitations.

In terms of video output, the CyberHome CH-DVD 635S supports both component and composite video connections. With its progressive scan capability, viewers can expect enhanced image quality, providing a sharper and clearer picture as compared to standard interlaced output. This feature is particularly beneficial for those using high-definition televisions, as it allows for an improved viewing experience that showcases the details of their favorite films.

The CH-DVD 635S also includes several audio features, supporting Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats. This capability creates a more immersive audio experience, which is essential for movie enthusiasts who cherish the nuances of sound design in cinema. Furthermore, with multiple audio outputs, including optical and coaxial connections, users can easily integrate the player into their existing home theater systems.

Another significant aspect of this DVD player is its user-friendly interface. Designed for straightforward operation, the remote control offers intuitive navigation, allowing users to access menus and settings with ease. Quick access to features such as zoom, shuffle, and repeat makes it simple for users to customize their viewing experiences.

The compact design of the CH-DVD 635S means it fits seamlessly into any home entertainment setup without taking up much space. While it offers a range of advanced features, it retains an approachable price point, making it an excellent choice for those looking to upgrade or enhance their DVD viewing without breaking the bank.

In summary, the CyberHome Entertainment CH-DVD 635S is a feature-rich DVD player that caters to the needs of various users. Its diverse format compatibility, progressive scan technology, and surround sound support make it a valuable addition to any home entertainment system. For those seeking an affordable yet reliable option for enjoying movies and media, the CH-DVD 635S stands out as a compelling choice.
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