Philips DVD724P owner manual SPDIF, Lpcm 96K Setup, Spdif Setup

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SPDIF Setup

SPDIF is the Sony Philips Digital Interface, or a method of transferring digi- tal audio. If you connected the DVD Player to a Stereo using the OPTICAL or COAXIAL jack as shown on page 14, you need to adjust the SPDIF OUT setting as described below. If you are not using the OPTICAL or COAXIAL jack, no adjustment is necessary.

1 Press SYSTEM MENU.

2 Press 4 repeatedly to select SPDIF SETUP, then press OK. 3 SPDIF OUT will be selected. Press 2.

Press 3 or 4 to select RAW or PCM,then press OK.Choose RAW

to select the original default audio settings as received by most Stereos.

4 However,if the sound is distorted,your Stereo may need to receive audio in

the PCM (pulse code modulation) format. Choose PCM if your Stereo is

PCM-compatible. Refer to your Stereo owner’s manual for details.

- - SPDIF SETUP - -

SPDIF OUT

F

RAW

LPCM 96K

 

PCM

MAIN PAGE

RAW DATA VIA SPDIF

5 Press SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.

1,5

2-4

LPCM 96K Setup

If you connected the DVD Player to a Stereo using the OPTICAL or COAXIAL jack as shown on page 14, you may need to adjust the LPCM 96K setting. Discs are recorded in a certain sampling rate. (The higher the sampling rate, the better the sound quality.) Some Discs are recorded in a high sampling rate of 96 kHz. Set LPCM 96K to ON if you want the DVD Player to detect the sampling rate of Discs during playback and automatically choose the best sound available.

1 Press SYSTEM MENU.

 

Press 4 repeatedly to select SPDIF SETUP, then press OK.

32 Press 4 to select LPCM 96K, then press 2.

4

Press 3 or 4 to select OFF or ON, then press OK.

- - SPDIF SETUP - -

 

SPDIF OUT

 

 

LPCM 96K

F￿ OFF

 

 

ON

 

MAIN PAGE

 

SET LPCM OUTPUT AS 96K

1,5

2-4

5 Press SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.

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Contents DVD724 Card within 10 days. So please mail It to us right now Dear Philips product ownerRemember, to get the most from your Philips prod For Customer UseContents Safety Information Safety Information cont’d Example of Antenna Grounding per National Electrical CodeIntroduction Region Codes and Color Systems Playable DiscsPlayable Discs General Information Before you begin HookupsDetermining the best possible connection RememberConnecting to a TV Only TV has a yellow Cvbs Video In jack Hookups cont’dConnecting to a TV Only TV has an S-Video In Jack Colors to the jack colors Stereo example only Set Spdif OUT and Lpcm 96K accordingly. Details are on Quick Disc Playback To stop playback at any time, press Stop CRemote Control Buttons Front Panel Rear Panel Title/Disc menus Chapter/Track SelectionFast Forward and Fast Reverse Slow Motion, Fast Forward and Fast ReverseSlow Motion To return to normal playback, press PlayPress 2 repeatedly to select the counter numbers beside Still Picture/Frame-by-Frame PlaybackTime Search Press the Number buttons to enter the elapsed playing timeCamera Angle Zoom, Camera AngleZoom Repeat A-B Repeat, Repeat A-BRepeat Press System Menu to remove the menus DVD Audio LanguageAudio will be selected. Press DVD Subtitle Language Press 4 to select SUBTITLE, then pressDisc menu to appear.Then, press OK DVD Disc Menu LanguagePress 4 repeatedly to select Disc MENU, then press Enter the exact same new four-digit password you just Parental Controls PasswordPress 4 repeatedly to select PASSWORD, then press Change will be highlighted. Press OKParental Controls Disc Lock Parental Controls Levels Press 4 repeatedly to select PARENTAL, then pressNumber buttons to enter the Track number you want to Programmed PlaybackWhile the Number 1 space is highlighted, press Play first.The Track number will appear in the box besidePreview Smart Navigator Smart Navigator, Jpeg and MP3 FeaturesJpeg and MP3 Features Press System Menu to remove the DVD Player menuTV Display Video Output Picture Brightness,Video OutputPicture Brightness Then press Progressive ScanPicture Source TVType TV Type3D Sound Speaker Setup, 3D SoundSpeaker Setup Press Display to remove the DisplayLpcm 96K Setup SPDIF, Lpcm 96K SetupSpdif Setup DVD Player On-Screen Display Language Press System MenuScreen Saver Display Dim, Screen SaverDisplay Dim PressDVD Player Defaults Helpful Hints An Audio CD will not play DVD Player does not respond to the remote controlHelpful Hints contd DVD Player does not workGlossary Specifications Playable DiscsLimited Warranty Philips, P.O. Box 520890, Miami, FL 33152 402Exchange Fee + Sales Tax = Total Limited Warranty cont’dTo obtain a replacement product from Philips Information Index Audio OUT left/right jacks

DVD724P, DVD724 specifications

The Philips DVD724 and DVD724P are versatile DVD players that cater to the needs of home entertainment enthusiasts. These devices were designed to offer a seamless viewing experience while incorporating the latest technologies of their time.

One of the standout features of the Philips DVD724 is its ability to support a wide variety of disc formats. In addition to standard DVDs, this player can handle CD, VCD, and MP3 formats, allowing users to enjoy their favorite music and movies without the need for multiple devices. This compatibility ensures that users can access a vast library of content with ease.

The DVD724 excels in picture quality, thanks to its advanced video processing technology. It features Progressive Scan, which enhances the clarity and sharpness of images, providing an outstanding visual experience on compatible televisions. The inclusion of to support high-resolution formats adds to the device's appeal, making it a great choice for users who prioritize image quality.

Another noteworthy characteristic is the player’s user-friendly interface. The remote control is designed intuitively, allowing quick access to various settings and features. Users can easily navigate through menus, adjust playback options, and select favorite scenes without any hassle.

Both models come equipped with multiple audio output options, including Dolby Digital and DTS audio decoding, which deliver immersive sound experiences to accompany the crisp visuals. This makes the Philips DVD724 ideal for movie nights, as it complements modern home theater systems with high-quality audio performance.

Additionally, the DVD724P variant includes added features such as a built-in progressive scan encoder, making it a more advanced option for users seeking superior performance. The dual-layer playback capability allows for longer movies to be watched without the need for frequent disc changes, which enhances the user experience.

In summary, the Philips DVD724 and DVD724P stand out as reliable devices that bring high-quality entertainment into homes. Their compatibility with multiple formats, advanced video processing technology, user-friendly controls, and excellent audio outputs make them a strong choice for anyone looking to enhance their home viewing experience. Whether for watching movies, listening to music, or enjoying the latest blockbuster films, these players deliver a satisfying performance that meets diverse multimedia needs.
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