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Samsung DVD-V940K instruction manual M.P.S

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DVD-V940K Remote Control Overview Contents Safety Instructions Following illustrations represent precautions Disc Type and Characteristics Characteristics Accessories Rear View of the DVD-VCR DVD Deck is active DVD, CD, VCD, or Svcd is loaded Display IndicatorsInserting Batteries in the Remote Control Connecting DVD-VCR to the TV using the AV Cable DVD-VCR Plug & Auto Set up ❷ buttons Deck Control Keys Basic TV Tuner Operations Insert VHS Tape Copying from DVD to VCR Setting the Date and TimeInsert Disc Copy the DVD to VHS Tape Press the corresponding Presetting the Stations AutomaticallyInstall option See 11 To...Then Presetting the Stations ManuallyInstall option If you Then Press the Clear button Clearing a Preset StationChanging the Preset Station Table Same time on the television screen Selecting the RF OUT Sound Mode G-K CH21 .. CH36 .. CH69 OK or ❿, until Selecting the Colour ModePlease refer to Screen Messages Auto Power offIntelligent Picture Control On completion, press the Return button VHS Play Selecting the Cassette TypeRepeat Play DVD-VCR allows you to playback high quality S- VHS tapes Recording a Programme with Automatic Stop Recording a Programme ImmediatelyProtecting a Recorded Cassette You can check your preset recordings Using the Timer Programming FeatureChecking a Preset Recording Press ❿ to select the recording speed Selecting the Audio Output Mode Cancelling a Preset RecordingAdjusting Picture Alignment Manually Playing a Cassette Playing a Sequence at Variable Speeds Playing a Cassette in Slow MotionPlaying a Sequence Frame by Frame You can play a cassette in slow motion End Search Searching for a Specific SequenceGo To 00000 Stop Intro Scan Tape counter Using the Tape CounterUsing the Assemble Edit Function Score Function Using the Karaoke FunctionRecording from Another VCR or Camcorder Karaoke Search Function Use the ,❷ buttons to select ‘English’ Choosing a Connection Setting Up the Language FeaturesOK or ❿ button Listed Press the ,❷ buttons to select English Setting Up the Language FeaturesOK or ❿button Recorded MPEG-2 Digital Out Setting Up the Audio OptionsDolby Digital Out Dynamic Compression TV Aspect Setting Up the Display OptionsAdjusts the brightness of the screen.On/Off Black Level There are up to 8 rating levels on a disc Setting Up the Parental ControlAbout the Change Password About the Rating Level Special Playback Features Receiver Connections Before You Begin What is Progressive Scan? Component Connections for DVD If you are using a 169 TV Adjusting the Aspect Ratio EZ ViewTo play back using aspect ratio DVD If you are using a 43 TV To make the screen disappear, press the INFO. button again Using the Display FunctionWhen Playing a DVD/VCD/CD Changing the Camera Angle Using the Angle buttonUsing the Subtitle button Selecting the Subtitle Language Repeat Play Selecting the Audio Language When playing a DVDUsing the Audio button Recalling a Marked Scene Using the Mark Function MP3/WMA PlayUsing the Mark Function DVD/VCD Clearing a Mark Program/Random playback CD-R MP3/WMA discs Program Play CD/MP3/WMA Program Play & Random PlayPicture CD Playback Random Play CD/MP3/WMA Press the OK button Return to the Album Screen Zoom DivX/XviD/MPEG4 Special Playback FeaturesPress the button once to stop playback MPEG4 Supported DivX/XviD/MPEG4 Feature TableDivX/XviD/MPEG4 Playback MPEGs containing DivX can be divided into Video and Audio Beginning Karaoke Functions Reserving a Song Key Control Guide Melody Cancellation of reservationVocal Fader Types of Karaoke disc Input Technical SpecificationsGeneral Output Problems and Solutions VCR Problem Explanation/Solution Problem Action Troubleshooting Guide DVDBefore requesting service troubleshooting Schematic Diagrams A2/NICAM Block Identification of Main PCB M.P.S Power Drive Display/Function System Control/Servo ENG-53 Hi-Fi A2/NICAM TM China/Hong Kong Only ENG-57 Input-Output Karaoke DVD AV Decoder DVD Servo DVD Audio/Video Memo This Appliance is Distributed by Electronics