Setting language preference | Philips FWD39/ 21 instruction

Step 4: Setting language preference

You can select your preferred language settings so that this DVD Mini Hi-Fi System will automatically switch to the language for you whenever you load a disc. If the language selected is not available on the disc, the language set by default will be used instead. But the menu language of the DVD Mini Hi-Fi System cannot be changed once selected.

PBC

1In disc mode, stop playback and press SYSTEM MENU.

2Select icon and press 4.

3Press 1 / ¡ / 5 / 4 keys on the remote control to select your preferred option.

➜Move to and press ¡.

➜Move to one of the following and press ¡.

–Audio (disc’s soundtrack)

–Subtitle (disc’s subtitles)

–Disc Menu (on screen menu)

4Press 5 / 4 to select a language and press OK.

5Repeat steps 3~4 for other settings.

To remove the menu Press SYSTEM MENU.

Preparations

English

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Philips FWD39/ 21 manual Setting language preference

Contents

DVD Mini-HiFi System México Page Plug & PLAY-for tuner installation 132 Index Contents Deleting a preset radio station Clock/Timer OperationsTuner Operations Tape Operation/Recording Features General Information/MaintenanceSupplied accessories Discs for playback Environmental information Care and safety information Connections Connecting speakersPlacing speakers Type plate is located on the rear of the system Connecting TV set Using Video In jack CvbsUsing component Video In jack Pr PbY Using an accessory RF modulator Using S-Video In jack Local power line voltage Connecting FM/MW Connecting the power Antennas CordOn the DVD Mini Hi-Fi System Voltage Selector, set Using the VCR for recording DVDs Connecting a VCR orCable/satellite box Equipment Viewing and listening to playback Controls on the system Functional Overview Remote control Echo § CLOCK/TIMERKEY ¡ Display OSD Basic Functions Demonstration mode Setting the clock Inserting batteries into the remote controlUsing the remote control to operate System Preparations Your TV set Setting the TV setAuto Ntsc Setting language preference Disc Operations Using the disc menuPlaying discs For MP3/ WMA Basic playback controls Selecting various mode functions Shuffle playback mode Shuffle play modeTo cancel Shuffle mode Programing favorite tracks Changing discs during playback Special DVD/VCD features Playing in slow motion mode Using the System MenuEnglish Playing from a selected point Zooming Checking the contents of DVD Special VCD/SVCD featuresViewing from another angle Playback control PBC Playing MP3/ WMA/ Picture disc Kodak, Jpeg MP3/ WMA/ Picture Disc OperationsMP3/ WMA/ Jpeg Picture disc Kodak Picture disc DVD Menu Operations Using the menu bar Setting the TV shape Using the setup menu user preference settingsRemoving the menu Press System Menu or OK 169 Wide screen LB Letter Box PS Pan Scan Quality Setting the screen saverOFF To deactivate Progressive Scan manually Setting the PCM output Setting the digital outputTest Tone PCM 96K Password supplied by default is Changing the passwordPassword Use the numeric keys 0-9 to enter your four-digit code Default English Restricting playback by setting parental LevelRating explanations Menu language To stop storing the automatic preset Press Program on the remote control or 7 on the systemTuner Operations Manual preset programming Selecting a preset radio stationTo stop storing the manual preset Deleting a preset radio station Changing the playback mode Resetting tape counter numberTape Operation/Recording Tape playback Disc synchro recording Preparation for recordingPress DISC, TAPE,TUNER or AUX to select the source To stop recording Setting the timer Clock/Timer OperationsTo exit without storing the setting Viewing the clock Timer Operations Setting the sleep timerViewing the timer Sound and Volume Controls Volume controlSound control Other Functions Switching on/offDimming the display Vocal Key control Press KEY again to exit key control modeEcho Listening to external sources Specifications Troubleshooting English ProblemSolution Check that the speakers are connected correctly Glossary