DVD System Setup
DVD System Setup
General Setup Process
1.Press the SETUP button, the General Setup Page,Preference Page will be displayed in turn.
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to select then press PLAY/ENTER to confirm.
4.Press SETUP repeatedly to exit the set-up menus.
..General Setup Page..
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| OSD Lang | ENG 16 | 9 |
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| Caption | Off |
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| ..Preference Page.. |
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SETUP |
PLAY/ENTER |
SETUP |
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General Setup Page
ASPECT RATIO DESCRIPTION
When using the DVD with the internal TV, |
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select 4 3/LB. |
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The following information applies only | ..General Setup Page.. |
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when the DVD output is connected to an | TV Display | LB | 4:3/Ps | |
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OSD Lang | ENG | 16:9 | ||
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4 3/PS (PS = Pan and Scan) | Caption | Off |
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You may select if you have a normal aspect | Screen Saver Off |
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ratio (4:3) TV, although the NORMAL/LB |
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mode, widescreen material will fill the screen, but at the expense of chopping off extreme left and right edges of the original film picture. For this feature to work, the disc must be specially coded. Such discs are uncommon.
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3/LB (LB = Letter Box)
You may select this if you have a normal aspect ratio (4:3) TV. Widescreen material will be shown in pure unaltered form, allowing the entire picture area of the original film to be viewed without any side cropping. Black bars will appear above and below the picture.
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You may select this if you have a widescreen (16:9) TV. Back bars may still appear above and below the picture even if using a widescreen TV. This is because some film directors prefer to use ultra widescreen aspect ratios e.g. 2.35:1. This will normally be indicated on the DVD packaging.
