Metz Slim TV manual Noise reduction, Picture position, vertical

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38. Glossary

The result is a TV picture with the highest possible resolution, without any cross-colour or cross-lumi- nance interference.

CTI

The CTI (Colour Transient Improvement) circuit is an electronic circuit which provides a perfect tran- sition between neighbouring areas of different colours on the screen and prevents "smudging" of the colours. This function is effective for both TV signals and signals from AV devices.

Forced mono

It may happen that your TV set switches to stereo mode although the programme you are watching is not broadcast with stereo sound. This is normal- ly due to the local reception conditions. If you set the selected programme position to "forced mono" all programmes received at this programme posi- tion are reproduced with mono sound.

Noise reduction

This function allows you to improve the picture quality of "snowy" pictures which result from poor reception conditions. Various levels of noise reduction can be selected and the settings can be made separately for each programme position.

Panorama 2)

The panorama function can be used to expand "normal" TV programmes broadcast in the 4:3 format to fill the full width of a 16:9 screen. This is done by expanding the picture width accordingly.

Picture position, vertical

With widescreen films, subtitles are sometimes transmitted in the black area at the bottom of the screen. You can move the picture upwards on the screen to ensure that these subtitles remain visible.

2) Possible only on sets equipped with this function.

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Contents R a l l I M T V s e t s E r a t i n g i n s t r u c t i o n sForewordContents Contents Installation Safety notes Most important keys for normal use Remote ControlTV set by means of an infrared sig Trol may interfere with the operationOverview of the functions of the keys Daily Operation Selecting the Operating ModeOpening the menu Station SelectionStation selection and management of programme positions Selecting stations from the station tableInformation menu user help Opening the Info User Help InformationInformation Menu Control Opening the menu Opening Teletext Opening the menu TeletextControlling Teletext with pages displayed Double font size Setting marks in TeletextRiddle key display hidden text Back to the last indexClearing Teletext marks Displaying all Teletext marksSubtitles in Teletext Programming a programme change AV Playback Opening the menuAV playback Opening the menu AV PlaybackRent programme to the selected play Back deviceSetting the VCR function Picture quality when playing back from tape devicesAV Playback VCR function Press the F1 key to display furtherOpening the picture settings menu Opening the menu 11. General Picture SettingsUse the cursor control key to select Setting the zoom 3/panorama mode 2Press the corresponding numeric key To select Zoom/PanoramaSelect the desired menu item in this Activating the CTI functionAdjusting the rotation General Picture Settings Opening the menuRotation 2 Tings are pre-selected Picture settings you wish to changeIndividual picture settings for programme position xy Picture Settings for Opening the menuOpening the sound settings menu General Sound SettingsSetting SRS-WOW General Sound Settings Opening the menuAutomatic volume correction Opening the menu 12. General Sound SettingsOpening the volume correction menu Adjusting the volume correction Volume correctionTone setting Sound Settings for Programmes via TV MenuAdjusting the tone setting Activating forced mono Forced monoMaking sound corrections Sound Settings for Prog. via the Station TableStation table Use the cursor control key to moveColour Standard Setting the colour standardActivating the automatic zoom Automatic ZoomExample To select Function Zoom/PanoramaActivating the childlock Childlock Opening the menuOpening the menu Childlock Protecting the childlock settings with your codePermitted programmes TV start TV endAt the programmed time, a window with ReminderReminder is displayed on the screen Setting the on time and off time Timer ControlTimer control Menu Press the green key To openSetting the date and time manually Setting the Time Opening the menuOpening the menu Recording Control Application example Activating the PIP function Special Functions Picture-in-PictureSetting a timer manually for a recording Recording a programme with a timerIf a timer already exists, press the F1 key Special Functions Opening the menuOpening the menu Special Functions Clearing a timerPress the F2 key Starting a direct recordingZoom / Picture position Adjusting the picture formatStandard 43 PanoramaActivating the comb filter Adjusting the picture positionF2, F3 or AV with a function Programming function key F1Press the OK key to save the setting Sound Settings Mute Function Opening the menuActivating the mute function Normal TV mode, the mute key is used as followsNot possible with an external receiver EPGActivating the EPG Special notes Collecting EPG DataUsing the EPG Opening the menu Selecting a programme and viewing or setting a reminder Opening the menu 20.3 Using the EPGSetting interests Use the cursor control key to move to the other sideSwitch on the video recorder Insert a cassette Using the EPG Opening the menu Recording a ProgrammeSelecting a programme for recording If a normal video recorder is connectedSetting the country Opening the menu 21. Setting Country and LanguageSetting language and country Selecting the language in the TV menuSelect the appropriate reception mode Setting the reception modeAnalogue TV Analogue TV, DVB-T or DVB-CSetting the TV standard Opening the menu Setting StationsTerrestrial station search Setting Stations Analogue TV Opening the menuExecuting a terrestrial station search Start station search by pressingPress the Menu key to open the TV menu Press the F2 key to enable editingTo open Standard you wish to changeExecuting the automatic station search Automatic DVB-T station searchExecuting the manual search Manual DVB-T station searchExecuting the automatic search Automatic DVB-C station searchPress the Menu key to open the TV menu Press the red key Opening the menu 22.3 Setting StationsStation Logo Opening the menu Setting the station logoMoving, copying and deleting stations Opening the menu Sorting StationsRegistering AV Devices Opening the menu Data Logic video recorder Registering AV Devices Opening the menu Data LogicSmartlink Sony Data Logic transferring the station table Registering AV Devices Data Logic Opening the menuGramme positions from the TV set to Video recorderSetting the signal type Registering AV Devices Setting the signal typesRemoving an AV device from the TV set Removing AV DevicesOpening the menu 26. Initial Programme Position Setting the initial programme positionSound via HiFi Amplifier Opening the menu HiFi output Tone with the Metz remote control.Mute Function remains active If you want to be able to changeSetting sound via HiFi Setting the display configuration Display ConfigurationTo select the desired setting SettingSetting DVB radio stations Opening the menu DVB Radio ModeScope of Operation Opening the menu 30. Scope of Operation Setting the scope of operationVolume Operation without the Remote ControlProgramme selection ContrastCleaning the TV Set Connecting HeadphonesSound 1, Sound Page Connections on the Rear of the Set Programming a direct recording for copying Copying between AV Devices Direct recordingCopying between AV Devices Direct recording Setting the picture format Setting the Picture Format Opening the menuSetting Press the OK key to save the newAutomatic zoom GlossaryAV programme position CodePicture position, vertical Noise reductionRotation Progressive scanStandard values Spatial soundVCR Tone settingsPower consumption Technical DataAstral-72 136 W 8 W Bristol-72 12 W Spectral-72 12 W + 24W Bristol-82 145 W 12 WDVB-S digital upgrade kit 028 NM Upgrade KitsSimultaneous broadcasting network Digital transmissionAddition Cancellation Then switch it on again Problem Possible cause RemedyIt on again Wait a few secondsCable Displayed in 43 for Picture format toMat Tion Menu of a con Register the AV deviceAdditional devices see AV devices IndexGlossary Language for TV menu Possible only on sets equipped with this functionNoise reduction Zoom ,44 Page Errors excepted. 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