JVC KD-DV5000 manual Disc Playback, Select 43 LB. See, Picture are

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Disc Playback

	Symptoms	Causes		Remedies
•	Sound and picture are	You are driving on rough roads.	Stop playback while driving on
	sometimes interrupted or		rough roads.
	distorted.
		Disc is scratched.	Change the disc.
		Connections are incorrect.	Check the cords and
			connections.
•	“No Disc” flashes on the	No disc in the loading slot.	Insert a disc into the loading
	display.		slot.
		Disc is inserted incorrectly.	Insert the disc correctly.
•	No playback picture	Parking brake wire is not	Connect the wire (see
	(DVD, VCD) appears on	connected.	Installation/Connection Manual).
	the monitor.
•	No picture appears on	The video cord is not connected	Connect the video cord correctly
	the monitor at all.	correctly.
		An incorrect input has been	Select a correct input on the TV
		selected on the TV or monitor.	or monitor.
•	The left and right edges	“4:3 PS” is selected when viewing	Select “4:3 LB.” (See page 52.)
	of the picture are	on a conventional TV (aspect ratio
	missing on the screen.	4:3).
•	Disc can be neither	The built-in microcomputer may	Turn off the power, then turn it
	played back nor ejected.	function incorrectly due to	on again.
		noise, etc.
•	MP3 disc is skipped or	MP3 files do not have the	Add the extension code
	cannot be played back.	extension code—mp3 in their	—mp3 to their file names.
		file names.
		MP3 files are not recorded in a	Change the disc.
		format compliant with ISO 9660	(Record MP3 files using a
		Level 1, ISO 9660 Level 2,	compliant application.)
		Romeo, or Joliet.
•	Noise is generated while	The file played back is not an	Skip to another file or change
	playing an MP3 disc.	MP3 file (although it has the	the disc. (Do not add the
		extension code—mp3).	extension code—mp3 to non-
			MP3 files.)
•	MP3 files cannot be	Playback order is determined
	played back in the order	when the files are recorded.
	you have intended them
	to play.
•	Elapsed playing time is	This sometimes occurs during
	not correct for an MP3	play. This is caused by how the
	disc.	files are recorded on the disc.

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