Samsung DVD-C601 Selecting the Subtitle Language Changing the Camera Angle, Advanced Functions

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Selecting the Subtitle Language Changing the Camera Angle

You can select a desired subtitle quickly and easily with the SUBTITLE button.

When a DVD contains multiple angles of a particular scene, you can select the Angle function.

Using the SUBTITLE button Using the ANGLE button

1	Press the SUBTITLE button.
		ENG	Off
	Use the UP/DOWN buttons to select the
2 desired subtitle language.
		ENG	On

3 Use the LEFT/RIGHT button to determine whether or not the subtitle will be displayed.

-Initially, the subtitling will not appear on screen.

-The subtitle languages are represented by abbreviations.

Press the ANGLE button to see if an ANGLE ( ) mark is present at the upper right hand corner of the screen.

1 When an ANGLE mark is shown, press the ANGLE button, then an ANGLE select icon will appear at the upper left hand corner of the screen.

2 Use the UP/DOWN buttons to select the desired screen angle.

3 To turn off the display, press the ANGLE button again.

Master Volume Control Function

1 Press the Display button twice while in play mode.

Press the Left/Right buttons to choose Master volume( 64 ).

Press UP/DOWN to lower/raise the Master volume.

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example

ENG 5.1CH ENG Off 64

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

NOTE

•This function depends on what languages are encoded on the disc and may not work with all DVDs.

•A DVD disc can contain up to 32 subtitle languages.

•How to have the same subtitle language come up whenever you play a DVD;

Refer to “Setting Up the Language Features” on page 32.

- Master Volume Control function lets you adjust the vol- ume of the player’s output. This is useful for matching the player’s output level to other equipment in your system.

-Volume control is only operative when using the Analog Audio outputs.

-There are up to 64 levels. Lowering each level reduces the audio level by 0.5dB.

NOTE

•Default Volume (64) may be reset anytime, but it will be effective only in the same disc format after reset. (only in CDs or DVDs)

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