Philips MCD295/05 user manual Contents

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Contents

General Information

 

Features

9

Discs for playback

9

Supplied accessories

9

Environmental information

9

Care and safety information

10

Connections

 

Step 1: Placing speakers

11

Step 2: Connecting speakers

12

Step 3:Antenna connection

12

Step 4: Connecting TV

12-13

Using Video In jack

 

Using S-Video In jack

 

Using an accessory RF modulator

 

Step 5: Connecting the power cord

14

Optional: Connecting additional equipment 14

Controls

 

Controls on the system

15

Controls on the remote control

15-16

Preparations

 

Step 1: Inserting batteries into the remote

control

17

Using the remote control to operate the

system

 

Step 2: Setting the clock

17

Step 3: Setting video preference

18-19

Step 4: Setting language preference

19

Basic Functions

 

Switching the system on

20

Switching the system to Eco Power Standby

mode

20

Power-saving automatic standby

20

Sound control

20

DBB

 

DSC

 

LOUDNESS

 

Volume control

20

Disc Operations

 

Playing discs

21

Using the disc menu

21

Basic playback controls

21-23

Pausing playback

 

Selecting a track/chapter/title

 

Resuming playback from the last stopped

point

 

Zoom

 

Repeat

 

Shuffle play mode

 

Repeat A-B

 

Slow Motion

 

Program

 

Forward/Reverse Searching

 

Time search & search by chapter/track

 

number

 

Information display during playback

 

Special disc features

23

Playing a Title

 

Camera Angle

 

Changing the Audio Language

 

Changing the Audio Channel

 

Subtitles

 

Playing MP3 disc

24

General operation

 

Playback selection

 

Playing JPEG Picture CD

24

General operation

 

Playback selection

 

Special JPEG features

25

Zoom picture

 

Slide show playback modes

 

Playback with multi-angles

 

Playing a DivX disc

25

English

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Contents DVD Micro Theatre Copyright in the U.K How to connect a plugImportant notes for users in the U.K Mains plugPage Page Laboratories Manufactured under license from DolbyLanguage Code Contents Tape Operation/Recording Clock/TimerSystem Menu Options Radio ReceptionDiscs for playback FeaturesSupplied accessories General InformationCare and safety information General Information/MaintenanceEnvironmental information Demagnetising the head Cleaning the head and the tape pathsFinding a suitable location Place the player on a flat, hard, stable surfacePlacing speakers ConnectionsType plate is located at the rear of the system Antenna connection Connecting speakersConnecting TV Using Video In jack CvbsUsing S-Video In jack Using an accessory RF modulator Optional Connecting additional equipment Connecting the power cordControls Controls on the remote controlControls on the system Subtitle § Timer@ PLAY/PAUSE $ RepeatPreparations Inserting batteries into the remote controlSetting the clock Using the remote control to operate SystemPAL Setting video preferenceSystem Menu NtscSubtitle Lang DVD only Setting language preferenceTo exit the menu Audio Lang DVD onlyBasic Functions Switching the system to Eco Power Standby modePower-saving automatic standby Volume controlBasic playback controls Using the disc menuDisc Operations Playing discsREP ALL TitleOFF REPDVD/VCD/CD/MP3/WMA Special disc featuresPlayback selection Playing MP3/WMA/JPEG DiscPlaying MP3/WMA disc General operationPlaying a DivX disc Special Jpeg featuresPLAY/PAUSEÉÅ Basic operations System Menu OptionsAdult DefaultRating KID SafeHUE Divxr VOD registration codeBrightness Contrast3D Processing Night ModeDigital OUT DownmixProgramming radio stations Tuning to radio stationsTuning to preset radio stations Radio ReceptionScrolling through different RDS information Setting the RDS clockTape playback Tape Operation/RecordingGeneral information on recording One touch recording When recording is in progressPreparation for recording Synchro start CD recordingSee Preparations- Setting the clock Clock settingTimer setting Sleep timer settingSpecifications English Problem TroubleshootingSolution Check if the stripped speaker wire is clamped Glossary