Sony DVP-S500D manual Using the On-Screen Display, 18EN, When playing back or stopping a DVD

Playing Discs in Various Modes

Using the On-Screen Display

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You can check the operating status of the player and the information about the disc using the on-screen display on the TV screen.

pDisplay information of the on-screen display 2 mode

Current title	Playing time		Current chapter
	of the current
number (total			number (total
	chapter *
			number of
number of titles)
	Disc type	Playing	chapters in the
		status	current title)

DISPLAY

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0

DVD			PLAY
			1 : 32 : 55
		<CHAPTER>
TITLE:	32 (	50 )
CHAPTER:	30 (	50 )
SUBTITLE:	ENGLISH ( 32 )
AUDIO:	ENGLISH ( 8 )
		I	3 / 2.	1
ANGLE:	DOLBY DIGITAL
	1 ( 9 )		L	C R
		LFE	LS	RS

Current language for the sound (total number of languages for the sound)

TIME	Current playing
Current language
	channel**
for the subtitles
(total number of	Selected angle	Current
languages for		audio
	(total number of
subtitles)		format **
	angles)

When playing back or stopping a DVD

Press DISPLAY.

Each time you press the button, the on-screen display changes as follows:

On-screen display 1

.

On-screen display 2

.

On-screen display 3

.

On-screen display off

pDisplay information of the on-screen display 1 mode

Current title	Current chapter	Playing status
number	number

Note

Some information may not be displayed depending on a DVD.

*In display 1 or 2 mode, each time you press TIME the information changes as shown below.

Playing time of the current chapter

.

Remaining time of the current chapter

.

Playing time of the current title

.

Remaining time of the current title

**See page 41 for details.

pDisplay information of the on-screen display 3 mode

While playing a disc, the approximate bit rate of the playback picture is always displayed by Mbps (Mega bit per second).

Current play mode

TITLE 32		PLAY
CHAPTER 30		1 : 32 : 55
		< CHAPTER >
ALL
	REPEAT

Playing time of the current chapter *

BIT RATE

0 5 10

Bit rate of the playback picture

zWhat is bit rate?

Bit rate refers to the amount of video data per second in a disc. The higher the bit rate is, the larger the amount of data. However, this does not always mean that you can get higher quality pictures.

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