Displaying Disc Information | Onkyo DV-SP406, DVSP406B specs

Displaying Disc Information

RECEIVER

ON/STANDBY OPEN/CLOSE ON/STANDBY

INPUT

VOL

CLEARMUTING

TOP MENUMENU

	2, 3	3
	ENTER	3
	ENTER
	SETUP	RETURN
	AUDIO SUBTITLE ANGLE	DISPLAY

1, 4

ZOOM RESOLUTION PROGRAM RANDOM

MARKER SEARCH REPEAT A-B

RC-725DV

1	Press DISPLAY: DISPLAY
	Press DISPLAY: DISPLAY
	DISPLAY

2	Select a item: [ ]/[ ]
	Select a item: [ ]/[ ]
	ENTER
3	Adjust the Display menu set-
	Adjust the Display menu set-
	tings: [ ]/[ ] / ENTER
	ENTER
4	To return the exit: DISPLAY
	To return the exit: DISPLAY
	DISPLAY

Displaying Disc Information - more you can do

You can select an item by pressing [	]/[	] and change
or select the setting by pressing [	]/[	].

Note:

•For DVD, VCD, and DivX discs, the following win- dow appears. Depending on the disc, not all of the items may be displayed. For MP3 and WMA discs, the ID3 tag changes.

Current title (or track) number/total number of titles (or tracks)

Current chapter number/total number of chapters

Elaps playing time

Selected audio language or channel

Selected subtitle

Selected angle/total number of angles

Symbol Used in this Manual

ALL	All discs and ﬁle listed below

ACD	Audio CDs

DVD	DVD and ﬁnalized DVD±R/RW

VCD	Video CDs

MP3	MP3 ﬁles

DivX	DivX ﬁles

WMA	WMA ﬁles

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Onkyo DV-SP406, DVSP406B instruction manual Displaying Disc Information more you can do, Symbol Used in this Manual

Contents

DV-SP406 Avis Important Safety Instructions Installing this Unit PrecautionsPower FCC Information for User PrecautionsFor models having a power cord with a polarized plug Label on the right is applied on the rear panel Make sure you have the following accessories Supplied Accessories Miscellaneous FeaturesAudio / Video Processing Connections Contents About playing copy-controlled CDs About the Symbol DisplayTypes of Playable Discs Regional Codes Storing Discs Cleaning DiscsTypes of Playable Discs Handling Discs Open the battery compartment, as shown Before Using the DVD playerInstalling the Batteries Using the Remote Controller Front Panel Front & Rear Panels North American and Oceanian models European model AV Connector European model onlyFront & Rear Panels Rear Panel Remote control Remote control Optical Digital Outputs Connecting the DVD playerAV Cables & Connectors Before Making Any Connections North American and Oceanian models Connecting the DVD playerAudio and Video Connection Scart European model only Resolution SettingHooking up the DVD player more you can Video connection not European model Digital Audio Output Connection Connecting to an AV ReceiverBefore Connecting Analog Audio Connection About Hdmi Hdmi ConnectionHooking up the DVD player more you can do Controller is pressed while the unit is on Standby Connecting the Power/Turning on the DVD playerSetting the TV system Not North American model DVD Player turns on Adjust the display settings Adjust the settingsAdjust the settings more you can do Adjust the language settings Adjust the others settings Adjust the settingsAdjust the audio settings Adjust the lock settings Displaying Disc Information more you can do Symbol Used in this ManualDisplaying Disc Information Playing a Disc more you can do Playing a Disc Playing a Disc Marking a favorite scene DVD DivX VCD Watching an enlarged video imageViewing the title menu DVD Viewing the DVD menu DVD DivX ﬁle requirement Playing a DivX movie ﬁlePlaying a DivX movie ﬁle more you can do List, press Program to enter Listening to Music Disc or ﬁlesListening to Music Disc or ﬁles more you can do Creating your own program MP3/WMA music ﬁle requirement Listening to Music Disc or ﬁlesDisplaying ﬁle information ID3 TAG Viewing photo ﬁles more you can do Viewing photo ﬁles Photo ﬁle requirement Viewing photo ﬁlesWatching an enlarged photo image Using an USB Flash Drive European & Other models only Choose a area code from this list Language CodesArea Codes Mpeg audio Glossary Glossary Troubleshooting Troubleshooting General Speciﬁcations and features subject to change without noticeSpeciﬁcations Memo 3 4 4 8 5