Using the DVD player
2. Use the 5/∞cursors to move the pointer [SUBUTITLE].
3. Use the 2/3cursors to select the desired subtitle.
Each time you press the 2/3cursors, the subtitle changes.
Example: | Total number |
(for DVD)
| Selected subtitle | Selected subtitle |
Note: | number |
• The selected language may abbreviated on the TV screen. See “Appendix A: Table of languages and their abbreviations” in this manual.
Example:
(for SVCD)
Notes:
•An SVCD disc can have up to four subtitles.
•If no subtitle is recorded on the channel selected, no subtitle appears on the TV screen.
To turn off the
Press DVD ON SCREEN.
Changing the audio language or sound
[AUDIO]
Some DVD discs contain multiple audio tracks. With such discs, you can choose which audio track to listen to during playback.
At the beginning of | appears on |
the TV screen. |
|
7During playback
From the remote controls:
Primary remote control | Secondary remote control |
1 | 2 • 3 | 2 • 3 | 1 |
1. Press DVD ON SCREEN.
The
2. Use the 5/∞cursors to move the pointer to [AUDIO].
3. Use the 2/3cursors to select the desired audio language or sound.
Each time you press the 2/3cursors, the audio language or sound changes.
Total number
Example:
Selected audio number
Selected audio language
To turn off the
Press DVD ON SCREEN.
Note:
•When ![[AUDIO]](/images/new-backgrounds/29456/2945663xi2.webp){kind=small}
appears on the TV screen:
You cannot select the audio.
Changing the audio channel [AUDIO]
For in some karaoke Video CDs or SVCDs, one of ![Changing the audio channel [AUDIO]](/images/new-backgrounds/29456/2945663xi3.webp){kind=small}
the audio channels includes a vocal while the other 
does not. With such discs, you can choose to enjoy karaoke without the vocal or with the vocal by selecting the audio channel to be played back.
7During playback
From the remote controls:
Primary remote control | Secondary remote control |
1 | 2 • 3 | 2 • 3 | 1 |
1. Press DVD ON SCREEN.
The
2. Use the 5/∞cursors to move the pointer to [AUDIO].
3. Select the audio channel(s) to be played back using the 2/3cursors.
(for Video CD)
(for SVCD)
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