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Repeat this action to change the Video Standard. The Video Standard is initially preset to NTSC or PAL-B, depending on factory-installed options. Within your local network or jurisdiction, the local service provider may output a NTSC (525- line) or PAL-M (625-line) QPSK (downlink) signal. When set to AUTO, the receiver automatically displays video using the Video Standard associated with the QPSK (downlink) signal. When set to a specific Video Standard, the receiver displays video only when the current setting matches the Video Standard associated with the received signal. If the Video Standard (current setting) and do not match the received signal, an on-screen message displays to confirm that the current setting is invalid.
If you are unsure about which Video Standard to use, contact your dealer/reseller, or local service provider (see also “…About changing the Video Standard”).
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Repeat this action to change the Subtitles Language. If you are unsure about which language to use, contact your dealer/reseller, or local service provider.
To change the display characteristics of the subtitle language, refer to the Display Setup menu.
