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RESOLUTION In this menu input you can set the different resolutions
(480i/576i/720p/1080i/1080p
)
for the HDMI
output/component video output.
Note:
Be aware that for the TV standard PAL a setting with 50 Hz and for the TV
standard NTSC a setting with 60 Hz must be selected.
COLOR SETTING
In this menu input you can implement the settings, for example, for the brightness,
contrast or hue.
-SHARPNESS Select this menu input to set one of the predefined sharpness
values (HIGH, MEDIUMor LOW).
-BRIGHTNESS With the help of the control buttons$!set the brightness
from -20 to +20. Subsequently press the ENTERbutton to
continue.
-CONTRAST With the help of the control buttons$!set the contrast
from -16 to +16. Subsequently press the ENTERbutton to
continue.
-GAMMA Select this menu to set one of the predefined gamma values
(HIGH, MEDIUM, LOWor NONE).
-HUE With the help of the control buttons$!set the hue from -
9 to +9. Subsequently press the ENTERbutton to continue.
-SATURATION With the help of the control buttons$!set the saturation
level from -9 to +9. Subsequently press the ENTERbutton to
continue.
-LUMADELAY Select this menu input to set one of the predefined gamma
values (0 Tor 1 T).
HDMI Setup
-ON Select this menu input to activate the HDMI output.
-OFF Select this menu input to deactivate the HDMI output.
Xvid SUBTITLE In this menu input you can set the Xvid subtitle language
that is to be the standard used when playing back films.
10.6 Setup menu PREFERENCE
In this menu you can, for example, carry out the settings for the video output,
activate/deactivate the child lock or change the password.
Note:
The menu option PREFERENCEis only selectable when playback is
completely finished.
TV TYPE
-PAL PAL television standard
-NTSC NTSC television standard.
AUDIO In this menu input you can set the language that is to be
the standard used when playing back films.
SUBTITLE In this menu input you can set the subtitle language that is
to be the standard used when playing back films.
DISC MENU In this menu input you can set the disc menu language that
is to be the standard used when playing back films.
PARENTAL In this menu input you can determine the age restrictions.
Note:
Only a few DVDs have a technical age restriction available. If there is no technical
age restriction on the DVD your DVD players child lock feature can not
be activated. The child lock can only function if it is activated on the DVDplayer
and a corresponding code is available on the inserted DVD.
If you insert a DVD which, according to the child lock, may not be played back
a window appears on the screen, in which you must enter your password and
confirm with ENTER. Some DVDs and CDs are encoded with encryption signals.
In this way DVDs can be divided into eight different approval classes.
Select one of the following approval classes to protect the playback of
this media class with a password request:
1 KIDSAFE: also suitable for young children
2 G: for all age groups
3 PG: adult supervision recommended;
4 PG 13: adult supervision strongly recommended; some scenes are
not suitable for children under 12
5 PGR: for children under 16; adult supervision recommended
6 R: for children under 16; adult supervision strongly recommended
7 NC 17: not for teenagers under 18 years of age
8 ADULT: for adults only

Example

If a DVD was encoded with, for example, approval class 7 or 8 and you have
an approval class setting between 1 and 6 then a message follows and the
password must be entered. Also only parts of the DVD, that is to say certain
film scenes, may be encoded with an approval class or various approval classes.
• To activate the approval class you must select, in the PARENTALmenu,
the desired approval class and enter the password (136900).
Confirm your entry by pressing the ENTERbutton.
PASSWORD In this menu input you can change the factory default
password (136900) and assign your own password.
Only the numbers 0-9 can be used.
Note:
In the event that you forget your new password you can use the factory preset
password (136900).
DEFAULT In this menu input you can restore the DVD players factory
defaults.