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Adjusting the Playback Picture (Video

Equalizer)

4Adjust the selected picture item using </,, then press ENTER.

The setting is stored in memory.

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VIDEO EQUALIZER

PICTURE

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

HUE

RESET

Select : ENTER Cancel : RETURN

5To adjust other items, repeat Steps 3 and 4.

To exit the video equalizer display

Press ORETURN.

zTo reset the picture items

Select “RESET” in “MEMORY,.”

Notes

Only one set of “MEMORY,” adjustments can be stored. When you adjust the items again, the new setting erases the previous setting.

The Video Equalizer adjustment can be made to side B, but the settings will not be stored in Playback Memory.

Enhancing the Playback

Picture (Digital Video

Enhancer)

The Digital Video Enhancer function makes the picture appear clear and crisp by enhancing the outlines of images on your TV screen.

Select “DIGITAL VIDEO ENHANCER” after pressing DISPLAY. When you select a level other than “OFF,” the “DIGITAL VIDEO ENHANCER” indicator lights up in green.

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DIGITAL VIDEO ENHANCER

Indicator

Select:

ENTER Cancel: RETURN

xDIGITAL VIDEO ENHANCER

Selects the level of enhancement. As the value increases, the outlines of images on your TV screen will become crisper.

Select the level that best suits the image on your TV screen.

The default setting is underlined.

OFF: turns off the Digital Video Enhancer function.

1: enhances the outline.

2: enhances the outline more than 1.

3: enhances the outline more than 2.

zYou can select ”DIGITAL VIDEO ENHANCER“ directly

Press DVE on the player or the remote. Each time you press the button, the level changes.

Notes

Depending on the DVD/VIDEO CD disc or the scene being played, noise found in the disc may become more apparent. If this happens, reduce the Digital Video Enhancer level.

The Digital Video Enhancer adjustment can be made to side B, but the settings will not be stored in Playback Memory.

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