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62 Helpful Hints (cont’d)
You cannot change the camera angle of a DVD.
•The DVD might not contain segments recorded from different camera angles. See if multiple angles are available by referring to the Disc case or DVD Disc menu. Details are on page 42.
You cannot change the audio or subtitle language of a DVD.
•The DVD does not contain audio or subtitles in the desired language. Not all DVDs contain audio or subtitles in multiple languages. See if other languages are available by referring to the Disc case or DVD Disc menu. Details are on pages
An X appears in the top right corner of the TV screen when you try a DVD feature.
•The operation is not available at the current time or the feature is not available on the Disc. Some features are only available during playback. Others can be accessed only if playback is stopped.Try stopping or playing the Disc, then try the feature again.
The DVD/VCR switches from DVD mode to VCR mode after 30 minutes of no activity.
•When AUTO POWER OFF is set to ON, the DVD/VCR switches itself from DVD mode to VCR mode if Disc playback stops for more than 30 minutes and you press no buttons on the remote or the DVD/VCR. Details are on pages
A screen saver appears on the TV screen during DVD mode.
• The DVD logo will appear on the TV screen when you stop Disc playback.You cannot remove it.
You want to use the DVD Player during a VCR timer recording or while “ ” appears on the display panel.
•Press
A maximum of 999 MP3/JPEG Files can be recognized.
Power Failure
•Clock setting, language selection, and channel setup may be lost if the power fails. See pages
The VCR will not record a TV program.
• Put the DVD/VCR in VCR mode. Press VCR or SOURCE so VCR light appears on the front of the DVD/VCR.
•Check the connections between the DVD/VCR,TV, antenna/Cable TV signal, and Cable Box/Satellite Receiver (if applicable). Details are on pages
•Make sure the video cassette has a record tab. Details are on page 24.
The VCR will not perform a timer recording.
•Make sure the recording start and stop times are set correctly. Details are on pages
•Make sure a tape is in the VCR and the tape has a record tab. Details are on page 24. If, after programming a timer
recording, you press TIMER SET without putting a tape in the DVD/VCR,“ ” will blink on the display panel.
• If the record tab on a tape is missing, the DVD/VCR will eject the tape.“ ” will blink.
•Press TIMER SET to put the DVD/VCR in standby mode for the timer recording.
•Make sure the VCR clock is set. Details are on page 22.
• The VCR may not perform or continue a timer recording if the power fails.
•If you have a Cable Box/Satellite Receiver, set timer recordings differently. Details are on page 10.
•Finish programming a timer recording at least 5 minutes before it is set to begin.
•12 p.m. is noon; 12 a.m. is midnight.
There is no picture or the picture is noisy or has streaks during video cassette playback.
• Put the DVD/VCR in VCR mode. Press VCR or SOURCE so VCR light appears on the front of the DVD/VCR.
•If you used the supplied RF coaxial cable to connect the DVD/VCR to the TV, make sure the TV is on the same channel as the DVD/VCR’s output channel (03 or 04).The DVD/VCR’s output channel is channel 3 when you receive it.To change it to channel 4, see page 9. Make sure channel 03 or 04 is properly adjusted at the TV.
Or, if you connected the DVD/VCR to the TV using audio and video cables, select the correct Video In channel at the TV. Details are on pages 8 and 12.
•Adjust the tracking. Details are on page 33.
•TVs placed too close to the DVD/VCR can cause interference during tape playback. Move the DVD/VCR away from the TV.
The Number buttons won’t work for TV channels above 69.
•Enter channel numbers as a
TV programs cannot be watched normally.
•Check the connections between the DVD/VCR,TV, antenna/Cable TV signal, and Cable Box/Satellite Receiver (if applicable). Details are on pages
Poor reception
•You may need to tune your TV again. Or, reset channels at the VCR using CHANNEL SET UP. Details are on page 21.