Insignia NS-13CTV 13

Insignia NS-13CTV TV/DVD Combo

General Setup menu

Value	Description

TV Display	This function applies only when the DVD
	output is connected to an external television.
	You can select from the following:
	• 4:3/PS (Pan and Scan)—Select if you
	have a normal aspect ratio (4:3)
	television. In PS mode, widescreen
	material fills the screen but at the
	expense of chopping off the extreme
	left and right edges of the original
	picture. For this feature to work, the
	disc must support Pan and Scan.
	• 4:3/LB (Letter Box)—Select if you
	have a normal aspect ratio (4:3)
	television. Widescreen material is
	shown in pure unaltered form,
	allowing the entire picture area of the
	original film to be viewed without any
	side cropping. Black bars appear
	above and below the picture.
	• 16:9—Select if you have a
	widescreen (16:9) television. Black
	bars may still appear above and
	below the picture even if using a
	widescreen television. This is because
	some film directors prefer to use ultra
	widescreen aspect ratios such as
	2.35:1. This is normally indicated on
	the DVD packaging.

Angle Mark	This function lets you select a particular
	camera angle when playing a DVD which
	offers multiple camera angle. You can set
	this item to ON or OFF.

OSD LANG	This function lets you select the on-screen
	display language.

SPDIF Output	This function sets the audio outputs. This
	DVD player includes three types of audio
	output:
	• SPDIF OFF—An analog surround
	sound format is output through the
	back-panel connections for 2-channel
	audio out or 5.1-channel audio out.
	• SPDIF/RAW or SPDIF/PCM—This
	surround sound format is output to a
	Dolby Digital/DTS decoder through
	the coaxial connector on the back
	panel.

Caption	This function allows you to display or hide
	the DVD caption.

Screen Saver	This function turns on an animated picture
	anytime the DVD player is idle for more than
	three minutes.

HDCD	This function lets you select the type of
	HDCD playback, 44.1K or 88.2K.

Last Memory	This function allows you to continue play
	from the last point you were watching before
	you press STOP.

Preference menu

This menu is available only when there is no disc in the player. These settings are applied to all discs that are played.

Value	Description

Parental	This function works in conjunction with the
	various censorship classes assigned to
	DVDs. These classes help to control the
	types of DVDs that children watch. There are
	up to eight classes for DVDs.
	To change this setting, you must enter your
	password. This initial password is 1234.
	When Parental is set to OFF, any disc may be
	played.

Password	This function lets you change the password
	by entering four digits. You must confirm the
	four digits before the new password is
	accepted.
	If you forget your password, or a password
	is accidentally set, enter 1369 as the
	password.

Default	This function resets all settings (except
	password and parental lock status) for the
	DVD player back to the manufacturer’s
	original settings. Press ENTER to perform
	the reset.

Playable discs

The following 8 cm and 12 cm discs can be played in this DVD player:

Disc LabelContents

DVD Video		Audio and video
		(moving picture)
Audio CD		Audio
HDCD		Audio
MP3		Audio
JPEG		Video (picture)
Kodak CD	[	Video (picture)
CD-R		Audio or video
		(moving picture)
CD-RW		Audio or video
		(moving picture)
CD+G		Audio (picture)
DIVX		Audio + video
		(moving picture)

The DVD player supports DVD, VCD, CD-R, CD-RW, SVCD, DVCD, HDCD, JPEG, CD+G, DIVX, Kodak CD, and WMA.

Note

You cannot play discs other than those listed above.

You cannot play non-standardized discs, even if they have one with one of the above labels.

The performance of CD-R or CD-RW discs depends on the way the disc was recorded. In a few cases, their performance may not be consistent or they may not play.