Philips DVD762K manual Preferences setup, Spdif OUT setup, Lpcm 96K mode, Audio language

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Setup Menu

SPDIF OUT setup

1.Press the 34 keys to highlight the SPDIF OUT item.

2.Press the SELECT key to open its submenu.

3.Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.

4.Press the 34 keys to highlight the selected item.

-RAW: Original digital signals output.

-PCM: Convert to PCM signals to output.

5.Press the SELECT key.

6.Press the 1 key and return to the SPDIF SETUP menu.

LPCM 96K mode

In this menu, you can set up sampling rate to decode LPCM audio.

1.Press the 34 keys to highlight the LPCM 96K item.

2.Press the SELECT key to open its submenu.

3.Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.

4.Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to highlight the selected item.

-ON: Detect the loading disc for appropriate sampling rate.

-OFF: The decoding process is under the sampling rate of 48KHz.

5.Press the SELECT key.

6.Press the 1 key to return to the SPDIF SETUP menu.

Preferences setup

There are items included in PREFERENCES menu as AUDIO, SUBTITLE,

DISC MENU, PARENTAL CONTROL, PASSWORD and DEFAULT.

1.Press the STOP key twice.

2.Press the SETUP key to enter its menu.

3.Highlight the PREFERENCES item by pressing the 34 keys.

4.Press the SELECT key to confirm your selection.

Audio language

DVD discs are available for multiple audio languages. Use this item to choose your preferred default audio language.

1.Press the 34 keys to highlight the AUDIO item.

2.Press the SELECT key to open its submenu.

3.Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.

4.Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to highlight the selected item.

5.Press the SELECT key.

6.Press the 1 key to return to the PREFERENCES menu.

NOTE: Your DVD disc may not include the audio language which you set in the SETUP menu. If so, the player will use other audio language instead.

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Contents DVD General Information Laser safetyContents DVD-Video Entertainment for the new millenniumDigital video Video CD PlacementSuper VCD Audio CDFunctional overview Rear panel Display Volume Functional overview Remote controlVideo connection ConnectionGeneral explanation Connect Audio output to TV Audio connectionGeneral operation Audio control during playback Playing a DVD-video discVideo control during playback Title & chapter Playing title/chapterPlaying a title Playing a chapterZoom Special DVD featuresCamera angle Audio languagesStill picture and step frame Playing a Super VCD/VCD/CD DiscSlow Forward Audio channel selectionPlaying title/track Playing a SuperVCD/VCD/CD DiscPBC on PlayBack Control PBC offRepeat A-B Karaoke learning and language learning function Video ControlDisc introduction Preview functionAudio channels option General setup of karaoke functionGeneral operation of karaoke function General setup menu Setup MenuEnter the setup menu Way of operationsVideo output Choose the item on or OFF by pressing the 34 keysScreen size shown on the left Screen saver Speaker setupOSD language Center speaker Downmix modeC. Dynamic Range Compression Surround delay Center delaySurround speaker Subwoofer speakerTest tone Pro Logic setupSpdif setup Spdif OUT setup Preferences setupLpcm 96K mode Audio languageSubtitle language PasswordParental control Disc maintains Before requesting service Philips Product Warranty for Australia only Australia WarrantyConditions of warranty Philips Authorised service centersGuarantee and Service for New Zealand New Zealand WarrantyHow to claim ConditionsAnalog Audio Output SpecificationsDVD762K

DVD762K specifications

The Philips DVD762K is a versatile and compact DVD player that has become a popular choice among home entertainment enthusiasts. Known for its reliability and excellent performance, the DVD762K supports a wide range of disc formats, including DVD-Video, CD, VCD, and various recordable formats, offering users the flexibility to enjoy their favorite movies, music, and video content.

One of the standout features of the Philips DVD762K is its exceptional video playback quality. It utilizes advanced processing technologies to ensure that images are crisp and clear, providing an immersive viewing experience. The player is equipped with progressive scan capabilities, which enhance the picture quality by delivering smoother motion and sharper details, especially when connected to a compatible TV.

In addition to its video capabilities, the DVD762K boasts impressive audio performance. The player supports multiple audio formats, including Dolby Digital and DTS, allowing users to experience surround sound that enhances the overall movie-watching experience. With a built-in 5.1 channel audio output, users can easily connect the player to their home theater systems, ensuring an optimized sound performance that complements the high-quality visuals.

The design of the Philips DVD762K is sleek and modern, making it an attractive addition to any entertainment setup. Its compact size allows it to fit seamlessly into most media cabinets, saving valuable space. The user-friendly interface and remote control make navigation simple, enabling users to easily access their favorite content without hassle.

Another notable characteristic of the DVD762K is its compatibility with various media formats. Users can enjoy not only standard DVDs but also MP3 files burned onto CDs, as well as JPEG image files, allowing for a multimedia experience that accommodates music and photographs in addition to video content.

Durability and energy efficiency are also key aspects of the Philips DVD762K. Built with high-quality materials, this DVD player is designed to withstand regular use while maintaining a low environmental impact, complying with energy efficiency standards.

In summary, the Philips DVD762K is a powerful and flexible DVD player that combines quality video and audio playback with an array of features suited for diverse entertainment needs. Its compact design, compatibility with various formats, and advanced technologies make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their home viewing experience.
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