Technicolor - Thomson DVD Player + TV Set + VCR manual Using the Info menu, DVD Info menu

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Info menu

Using the Info menu

You can display information about the disc during playback using the Info menu. It will also allow you to access certain functions.

To display the menu, press PLAY to start playback and then press the INFO button (yellow) on the remote control. Select the various options using the and buttons. Then follow the instructions which appear on the screen and use the and buttons on the remote control to scroll through the options, or the numeric buttons if appropriate, or the OK button to execute the setting.

Press the INFO button again to exit the Info menu.

Note:When one of the icons is not followed by a small arrow (), this means that the relevant function is not available on the disc being played.

The invalid symbol indicates that the function selected or the button used is not available at this stage.

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DVD Info menu

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DivX Info menu

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Time

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Contents Table of Contents Accessories provided Connections and SetupInserting batteries in the remote control Some points to check before you connectRemote sensor Point the remote control here Connections and SetupFront panel controls buttons appear left to right below Front panel displayFunctions in DVD mode Remote controlNavigating through menus General functionsFunctions in TV mode Functions in VCR modeOther connection options Basic connections DVD/VCR + TVTelevision Set Back panel video sockets Back panel audio socketsBack DVD/VCR Video OUT socketDVD Exclusive COMPONENT/PROGRESSIVE Scan Video OUT socket Front panel audio and video socketsVideo OUT socket Tuning in a video channel on your TV Automatic channel search Tuning in TV channelsSorting the channels Channel number using the numbered buttons Manual installationPress OK, and then use Buttons to Playback Basic playback operationsStopping playback Accelerated playBasic playback operations Recording Instant Timer RecordingRecording options Instant RecordingRecording Programming a recording using the Showview numbersProgramming a recording Programming a recording without the Showview numbers Copying from DVD to VCR Changing or deleting timer eventsAdvanced functions Setting the clockLanguage selection Auto trackingNO. of Timer Programme Shows the number Sound settingsAdvanced functions Video DoctorDecoder FormatOPR Optimum Picture Response Child lock Resetting the tape counterPlaying Ntsc tapes Compatible discs Using the menusCompatible formats Regional codingChanging chapter / track Variable slow motionZoom Play modes Scene replay DVDProgram playback VCD Screen Fit DVDInfo menu Using the Info menuDVD Info menu VCD Info menuInfo menu Direct accessTitle/Chapter DVD / Track VCD and DivX AudioCamera angle DVD Subtitles DVD and DivXSound Subtitle AnglePlaying an audio, mp3 or WMA CD Audio CDs, mp3, WMA, DivX and Jpeg discsDisplaying Jpeg files Audio CDs, mp3, WMA, DivX and Jpeg discsAccelerated play Program playbackPlaying DivX files Playing Jpeg and mp3 or WMA files at the same timePlayer Menus Using the player menusLanguage menu Display menu Player MenusDolby Digital / DTS / Mpeg DVD and DivX Audio menuSample Frequency DVD DRC Dynamic Range Control DVD and DivXLock menu PasswordRating DVD Country code DVDPBC PlayBack Control VCD Others menuAuto Play DVD Additional information TroubleshootingCleaning PrecautionsAdditional information UseHandling and caring for discs GuaranteeConcerning video tapes Unprotected Protected Re-recordableTechnical data Mp3 files DivX filesWMA Windows Media Audio files Jpeg files

DVD Player + TV Set + VCR specifications

The Technicolor - Thomson DVD Player, TV Set, and VCR combination represents a significant leap in home entertainment technology, seamlessly integrating classic and modern features. This all-in-one system caters to a diverse range of viewing preferences, allowing users to enjoy their favorite content across different media formats.

At the heart of this system lies its DVD player, which brings high-quality video playback to the forefront. It supports various disc formats, including DVD, CD, and even MP3 CDs, providing versatility in media consumption. The player is equipped with advanced playback features such as slow motion, pause, and frame-by-frame viewing, enhancing the user experience. Additionally, it features progressive scan technology, yielding sharper images and more vibrant colors by reducing motion blur and enhancing the overall quality of standard-definition sources.

The integrated TV set boasts a large screen and utilizes cathode ray tube (CRT) technology, a hallmark of traditional television viewing. It delivers robust picture quality with vivid color reproduction, catering to audiences who appreciate a classic viewing experience. The TV set is designed with multiple input options, allowing users to connect various devices such as gaming consoles or streaming devices, making it versatile for all entertainment needs.

Complementing these technologies is the built-in VCR, a nod to nostalgia and a functionality that allows playback of VHS tapes. This feature is particularly valuable for those who still own a collection of classic tapes, providing a bridge between the past and present of home media. The VCR supports both recording and playback, ensuring that users can revisit treasured memories or record new ones from their favorite TV shows.

Overall, the Technicolor - Thomson DVD Player, TV Set, and VCR combination excels in delivering a comprehensive entertainment solution. Its multi-format support, superior image quality, and nostalgic VCR capabilities make it a valuable choice for both modern viewers and retro enthusiasts. With straightforward controls and a user-friendly interface, it appeals to tech-savvy users and those less familiar with advanced technologies alike. In a world increasingly dominated by high-definition and digital streaming, this combination stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of versatile and accessible home entertainment systems.