JVC 2006 DVD Players, XV-N332SXV-N330B, 192kHz/24-bit Audio D/A Converter, Express Play Start

Technologies for High Resolution in Sound and Vision

NTSC Progressive Compatibility and Digital Direct Progressive Scan Output

JVC’s DVD players provide smooth, sharp, high-resolution images in NTSC progressive format. Moreover, the Digital Direct Progressive Scan Output delivers the NTSC- progressive pictures without converting the original frames to the interlaced one when viewing a movie. The result is a reduction of conversion loss, which translates into natural, smooth images.

Interlace Scanning Progressive Scanning

192kHz/24-bit Audio D/A Converter

Combining 8-times oversampling/192kHz with 24-bit resolution, the JVC DVD players offer astounding sound quality with high clarity and fidelity.

Ease of Use, Comfort, and Convenience

Vari-Play with Sound & Subtitles

The units deliver Quick/Slow Playback

complete with sound and subtitles. The

1.2x/1.5x Quick Playback permits fast check

of program content without missing subtitles. The 0.6x/0.8x Slow Playback with sound and subtitles makes rapid speech easier to follow.

Sound &

Subtitles

0.6x 0.8x 1.0x 1.2x 1.5x

Variable Speed

Express Play Start

Turn on the system and load a disc into the DVD player. The first movie scene appears on screen with virtually no waiting. Express Play Start has a unique algorithm to identify media and optimize parameters, the wait for the show to start is over.

Rolling Pickup

JVC’s laser pickup has been known for superior resistance against mistracking caused by the variable thicknesses of two-

Upward Disc Warpage

Tilts

Downward Disc Warpage

DVD Players

sided discs, serious scratches, disc wobbling and non-concentricity. JVC developed a higher-performance pickup — the Rolling Pickup — that follows wandering tracks and plays warped discs with impeccable precision. You can play difficult discs and enjoy movies with JVC DVD players when you can't with other players.

Track Adjust — For Noise-Free Playback of Privately-Created Discs

Track Adjust is a JVC software innovation for noise-free* playback of difficult discs. It applies special signal processing to improve tracking accuracy to playback uncentered, scratched, or poorly-recorded discs —

Conventional

Track Adjust

problems often seen with privately created DVDs. Three modes are available — Normal for overall improvement, plus two modes geared specifically for scratched or uncentered discs. The last mode used for a particular disc can be memorized by the Disc Resume function (available for the last 30 loaded discs).

*“Noise” refers to block noise or picture freeze. The effectiveness of noise reduction depends on the seriousness of scratches, uncenteredness, or other problems with the disc.

XV-N332S

DVD Video Player XV-N330B

XV-N332SXV-N330B

DVD Video Player with Progressive Scan, featuring Multi-Format Playback, Track Adjust, Vari-Play (w. Sound & Subtitles), and Express Play Start

•Playable Formats: DVD-Video, DVD-RW, DVD-R, +RW, +R, CD, CD-R/RW, SVCD/VCD, MP3/JPEG Digital Still (CD-R/RW) • Progressive Scan Output

•PAL Playback on NTSC TV • Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Output • Component Video Output

•Digital Direct Progressive Scan Output

•192kHz/24-bit Audio D/A Converter

•10-bit/54MHz Video D/A Converter

•Track Adjust — for Noise-Free Playback of Privately-Created Discs • Vari-Play (Variable- Speed Playback) with Sound and Subtitles (1.5x/1.2x/1.0x/0.8x/0.6x) • Express Play

Start • Rolling Pickup • VFP (Video Fine Processor): 7 Parameters with 2 Presets and 2 Manual Settings • High-Resolution GUI (Graphical User Interface) • One-Touch Replay (10 Sec.) • Zoom Play (3 Steps)

•Resume Function (30 Discs) • Stylish, Ultra-Slim Design — Only 13/4” (44mm) High

Note: Some CD-R and CD-RW (Linear PCM/MP3/JPEG/SVCD/VCD) discs, as well as some DVD-R/+R discs, may not be played properly depending on their condition.

Normally, DVD-R/+R discs recorded with the DVD VIDEO format can be played back, but 4 there are some that may not because of the disc characteristics or recording condition.