Playback Modes

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Preferred disc settings cannot be stored for selections the loaded DVD-V does not allow. For instance, if the loaded DVD-V does not allow selection of an on-screen display disc menu language setting,

apreferred on-screen display disc menu language setting cannot be stored. However, preferred disc settings can still be stored for other selections the loaded DVD-V allows.

Preferred disc settings can be stored for up to 20 DVD-Vs. The oldest set of preferred disc settings is automatically deleted when the twenty-first set of preferred disc settings is stored. All preferred disc settings are automatically deleted when factory-default settings are restored.

Most DVD-Vs include disc menus that can be used to select disc settings. In some cases, certain remote control buttons can also be used to select disc settings without navigating through the disc menu.

Disc menu settings do not affect Setup menu parameter settings.

To store preferred disc settings:

1.Make sure a DVD-V that allows selection of on-screen display disc menu language, audio track (audio language and output format), subtitle language, camera angle, Video Adjust, or parental security level settings is loaded.

•See “NAVIGATING DISC MENUS” on page 4-2 for instruc- tions to select on-screen display disc menu language, audio track (audio language and output format), subtitle lan- guage, camera angle.

•In some cases, certain remote control buttons can also be used to select disc settings without navigating through the disc menu.

•When the desired disc settings have been selected, press the PLAY button to activate playback.

•Pressing the Play button might not activate playback when the disc menu is open on the on-screen display. If this occurs, press the remote control MENU or TOP MENU but- ton to close the disc menu. Then, press the PLAY button again to activate playback.

2.When playback is activated, press the remote control CONDI- TION button. The Condition Memory bar shown below will open at the top of the on-screen display to indicate that pre- ferred disc settings have been stored for the loaded disc. Once stored, these settings will be automatically recalled whenever the disc is loaded.

CONDITION

To delete preferred disc settings:

1.Make sure a DVD-V for which preferred disc settings have been stored is loaded.

2.When the disc is loaded, press the PLAY button to activate play- back.

3.When playback is activated, press the CONDITION button to open the Condition Memory bar shown above.

4.When the Condition Memory bar opens, press the remote control CLEAR button to delete preferred disc settings.

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RT-20 specifications

The Lexicon RT-20 is a high-performance audio player and streaming device that has garnered attention for its impressive sound quality and advanced features. Designed for audiophiles and music enthusiasts, the RT-20 embodies the fusion of premium audio technology and modern design aesthetics.

One of the standout features of the RT-20 is its ability to support a wide range of audio formats. This device is compatible with various high-resolution audio files, including FLAC, WAV, and DSD formats, ensuring that users can enjoy their favorite music in the highest possible quality. The RT-20's built-in DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) enhances the listening experience by offering pristine sound reproduction that captures the nuances of the original recordings.

The RT-20 also supports streaming from popular services, allowing users to access vast libraries of music without the need for physical media. With Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth capabilities, the RT-20 can seamlessly connect to smartphones, tablets, and other devices. This versatility makes it easy to stream music from services like TIDAL, Qobuz, and Spotify, making it a central hub for digital audio enjoyment.

Another remarkable characteristic of the RT-20 is its intuitive user interface. The device features a large, high-resolution touchscreen display that provides easy navigation through playlists, settings, and streaming options. This user-friendly design ensures that even those who may not be tech-savvy can operate the device with ease.

Moreover, the RT-20 includes high-quality analog and digital outputs, allowing users to connect it to various audio systems, whether for casual listening or for an immersive home theater experience. The unit’s robust build and isolated circuitry are designed to minimize interference, ensuring that sound quality remains uncompromised.

One of the critical technologies that set the RT-20 apart is its advanced signal processing capabilities, which enhance audio performance by optimizing sound based on the environment and listening preferences. This intelligent approach to audio customization allows users to tailor their experience to suit their specific tastes.

In summary, the Lexicon RT-20 is a versatile and sophisticated audio player that combines high-resolution playback, seamless streaming capabilities, and an intuitive user interface. With its advanced technologies and focus on sound quality, it stands out as an excellent choice for anyone looking to elevate their audio experience.
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