Pioneer DV-C603 Improving Picture Quality, DVD/Video CD, Adjusting Audio and Video Settings

Improving Picture Quality

– DVD/Video CD

If the video picture of a DVD or Video CD displays a lot of video noise (tiny flecks or spots on that appear randomly and briefly on the screen), using this player’s video noise reduction feature may be able to reduce the amount of video noise and improve the overall quality of the video image.

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VNR

Press VNR to turn video noise reduction on.

•The “VNR” indicator lights when this function is on.

•Press VNR again to turn video noise reduction off.

When the video output is set to progressive scan (Component video out only)

Press VNR to change the digital noise reduction setting.

The “VNR” indicator lights when DNR❖ is active. DNR has three settings.

3Low 3High

Off 2

Settings: High

This setting is for a progressive scan TV. Strong DNR is applied to the picture.

Low

This setting is for a progressive scan TV.

Normal DNR is applied to the picture.

Off

This setting is for a progressive scan TV. No

DNR is applied to the picture.

❖DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)

DNR reduces 'video noise' present in the picture of some discs. However, depending on the disc and your TV, you may find it better to leave DNR off.

ADJUSTING AUDIO AND VIDEO SETTINGS

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