Pioneer DVL-V888 operating instructions Direct Search with Title Numbers, Search with Menu

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Title 1

Title 2

Searching for a Desired Video

Scene/Audio Track (Title

Search) Part 1

PLAY 3 button

Direct Search with

Title Numbers

LD-G CD-G LaserDisk

Selecting title numbers directly with the digit buttons.

• When selecting title

number 3, press	.	TITLE	3
number 3, press	.
• When selecting
title number 10, press
title number 10, press		TITLE	10

→ .

You can also select a title in these 2 ways.

(Method 1)

TITLE

Press .

TITLE 1

¦ Title number flashes on screen.

1-01-02

TITLE

Press again.

¦ Continue pressing

until you reach the			TITLE 1
until you reach the
desired number.
3	PLAY	.
3	Press	.	1-01-02

¦Playback of the selected title starts.

(Method 2)

TITLE

Press .

Select title numbers with the digit buttons.

POWER			OPEN/
POWER	DISC SIDE		CLOSE
	DISC SIDE
		A / B
AUDIO	SUBTITLE	ANGLE	DISPLAY
LAST			PLAYBACK
MEMORY			CONTROL
	MENU
TITLE			RETURN
	ENTER
PREV			NEXT
REV	PAUSE	PLAY	FWD
CHP/TIME	STOP	REPEAT REPEAT
			A–B
			CLEAR
MELODY	MODE	CONDITION PROGRAM
GUIDE	VOCAL	KEY CONTROL
VOCAL	PARTNER	KEY CONTROL

LASER DBC

Search with Menu

TITLE

Press .

(Operates during play only.)

Press	MENU .		TITLE MENU
¦ Title menu is		PLAY	TITLE MENU		1/4
		PLAY	1 TITLE 1


displayed.		MAIN	2 TITLE 2
displayed.			3 TITLE 3
¦ May not be displayed			4 TITLE 4
¦ May not be displayed			5 TITLE 5
with some discs.		MENU EXIT ENTER ENTER		RETURN	PREV

3 Select a title number

using buttons.

¦You can also make

a direct selection	PLAY	TITLE MENU		1/4
using the number		1 TITLE 1
using the number	MAIN	2 TITLE 2
buttons.		3 TITLE 3
buttons.		4 TITLE 4
Your selected title		5 TITLE 5
soon starts playing.	MENU EXIT ENTER ENTER		RETURN	PREV
	MENU EXIT ENTER ENTER		RETURN	PREV

4 Press ENTER .

¦Playback of the selected title starts.

•When selecting title number 5, press .

•When selecting title number 10, press → .

3 PLAY

Press .

¦Playback of the selected title starts.

Notes

◆With some karaoke DVDs, songs are identified by chapter instead of by title. To select songs with this kind of disc, use Chapter Search (refer to "When the Chapter/Track number is high" on p.23).

Perform direct Title Search using the digit buttons on the player or the remote control. (Refer to p.16 for details concerning Title and Chapter.)

◆With certain DVDs, search operation may stop. In this case, the mark appears.

◆Depending on the disc, menu may not be displayed.

22	Searching for a Desired Video Scene/
	Audio Track (Title Search) Part 1

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Contents DVL-V888 Lecteur de DVD, LDImportant Safety Instructions Important Notice EIA S Continuous Play of Both Sides of LDs See What You Can DoSee What You Can Do Contents Other Information Inserting batteries into the remote control Before UsingBefore Using Care of Discs Handling the discs Disc Types Compatible with this UnitDisc Table Basic Operation Basic OperationPlaying LDs TipsPress the DVD/CD/VIDEO Set Up Other InformationBasic Operation Detailed CD OPEN/CLOSE 0buttonPerform steps through 4 on When there’s a following menuPlaying Video CDs with PBC ButtonsPlaying Video CDs with PBC You can play Video CDs Without using menu displaysMenu operation Karaoke OperationFast forward to a desired location Skipping forward to the next chapter trackSkipping back to the previous chapter track Fast return to a desired locationPress the OPEN/CLOSE 0 button Pausing playPress the Stop 7 button Remove the discMemorizing the place where you stopped watching Last Resuming playback from where you stopped Detailed Operation Detailed OperationTitle track selection with the digit buttons Playing Back from Menu DisplayPress Play Press Press MenuBasic Operation Detailed Operation Karaoke Operation SettingGraphics TipDirect Search with Title Numbers Search with MenuNormal Search With Menu Chapter Number SearchTime Number Search Frame Number Search Repeat play of a title To Cancel repeat playRepeat play of a chapter/track Return to a specified locationViewing a still frame Operation Karaoke Operation SettingStill Frame To return to normal playbackPage Karaoke Operation Karaoke OperationKaraoke Entertainment Let’s singStopping a song Operation Setting Set Up Other InformationKaraoke Entertainment Changing performance key Echo adjustmentAdjust with the Digital Echo level knob Press a KEY Control buttonGuide Vocal Karaoke Operation Setting TipsOperation Detailed Operation Duets Convenient Functions for Practicing KaraokePress the Guide Vocal button Enjoy duets with songs on DVD discs bearing MarkPress the Vocal Partner button Setting TipsONE-TOUCH Karaoke indicator Press the Vocal Partner button twiceAfter you have been singing for a minute Digit buttons and Disc Side A/B buttonLDs only Digit ButtonsSong, and your score is displayed Returning to the regular Karaoke modeScoring Grades Your Singing Ability Basic Operation Detailed Operation Karaoke OperationLet’s have a singing competition Press the Scoring System button twicePress the Previous or Next button Load a disc, and press the HI-LITE Medley buttonTo skip highlights To stop HI-LITE Medley playReserving a Desired Song To confirm reservation detailsPress the Guide Melody button Canceling One chorusLoad a disc, and press the ONE Chorus button Goes out = ChorusonePage Setting SettingScreen TV Software Multi-Aspect Setting for WidePress Menu when the player is Stop mode Press E NterWhen in the Karaoke Mode Changing Picture, Sound Quality and Graphics SettingsMulti-Aspect Setting for Wide Screen TV Software Operation Setting Set UpWhen in the Normal Mode Changing picture quality modeChanging Picture, Sound Quality and Graphics Settings Changing picture quality modeOperation Changing sound quality D.R.COMPBasic Operation KaraokeChanging graphics display position Changing graphics settingsChanging graphics display position Changing graphics channel Karaoke Operation SettingBasic Operation Detailed Selected channels graphics are displayedErasing memorized settings Memorizing Settings for Often Viewed DVDs Condition MemoryWhen a memorized disc is loaded Memorizing Settings for Often ViewedPress during playback Selecting Languages Multi-LanguageChanging Audio Type Press to select the desired languageSelecting Subtitle Language Selecting Subtitle Language Multi-Language SubtitlesViewing from a Desired Camera Angle Multi-Angle You can also make your selection from a menuVideo CD Viewing InformationDuring playback Viewing InformationDisplays the selection menu of Quick Turn Quick LD Side Changing Quick TurnQuick LD Side Changing Quick Turn is set to onBasic Operation Detailed Operation Karaoke Operation Outline of GUI Graphical User Interface OperationDVD Outline of GUI Graphical User Interface OperationOutline of GUI Graphical Basic Operation Detailed Operation Karaoke Operation Setting CD,Video CD Setting Set Up Other Information Indicates you can change setting with the buttons Ex.1Display content within menus/Button operationEx.2Display content within set up menus/Button operation Current settingsAbout the title menu Changing Various Settings Changing Various SettingsSettings Chart On pages 60 61, the details of each item are providedAll memorized settings are erased Changing Various SettingsButton Setting the Basic Language Subtitle Language Change in order with Buttons on the remote controlSetting the Basic Language and Subtitle Language Page Set Up Set Up Other InformationConnecting the Player Connecting the PlayerPrecautions when connecting the player Select the appropriate connection for your TVTo an amp with Dolby Digital Karaoke Operation Setting Set UpAC-3 input When connecting to a component bearing the Pioneer ë mark AV amplifierNames and Functions Names and FunctionsNames and Functions Sample Display Operation DetailedKaraoke Operation Remote control Remote control operationTroubleshooting TroubleshootingSymptom Possible causes Detailed Operation Karaoke OperationTroubleshooting Terms TermsTerms Video CDsFor Proper and Long Use For Proper and Long UseDo not place an object on the unit Specifications Detailed Operation Karaoke Operation Setting Set UpOther Information 0 0 872 Is a trademark of Pioneer Electronic Corporation