System Setup

MENU OPERATION

1.

In DVD mode, press [SETUP] on the remote control to display the setup menu.

2.

Press [

]/[

] to select an item. The submenu of the selected item will be displayed below instantly.

3.

Press [

]/[

] to select an item you desire to set in the submenu, then press [ENTER] /[ ]to enter. Use [ ]/[ ] to

select an option, then press [ENTER] to confirm it, or press [ ] to cancel.

4.

Then you can press [ ]/[ ] to continue to set other items in the submenu.

5.

Press [

] to go back to the previous menu.

6. Press [SETUP] again to exit the setup menu. Alternatively, move the highlight to ' ', then press [ENTER] to exit the setup menu.

1 GENERAL SETUP PAGE

1.1 TV DISPLAY

If the unit is connected to a conventional TV set, select 4:3 PANSCAN or 4:3 LETTERBOX. The 4:3 image will be displayed in full screen in its native aspect ratio.

4:3 PANSCAN: The wide-screen image will be displayed on the screen in its native aspect ratio with some part on the left and right cut off.

4:3 LETTERBOX: The wide-screen image will be displayed in its native aspect ratio with black bands on the upper and lower sections of the screen.

If the unit is connected to a wide-screen TV set, select 16:9 or WIDE SQUEEZE.

16:9: The wide-screen image will be displayed in full screen in its native aspect ratio while the 4:3 image will be stretched out horizontally to fit in the screen.

WIDE SQUEEZE: The wide-screen image will be displayed in full screen in its native aspect ratio and so does the 4:3 image but with black borders on the left and the right side.

1.2 ANGLE MARK

Set this item to ON. When a disc encoded with multiple camera angles is playing, the angle mark will display on the screen. Then you can view the video in different camera angles by pressing [ANGLE] on the remote control.

Set this item to OFF to disable this function.

NOTE: This function only works with discs encoded with multiple camera angles.

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COBY electronic DVD-468 instruction manual System Setup, Menu Operation, General Setup, TV Display, Angle Mark