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Further information
If you forget your code
•Ensure that there is no disc in the player. Display the player menu on the television screen. Now press the STOP button on your player and hold the CLEAR key on the remote control unit down for two seconds.The code that you selected is cancelled.To recreate a code, see page 22.
Reconfiguring your player’s initial set-up
•Make sure there is no disc in the player. Display the player menu on the television screen. Now press on the NEXT and STOP keys of your player for more than 2 seconds. All settings you made since the initial set up will be cancelled.The player is reconfigured to the state it was in upon delivery (manufacturer’s settings).
If you switch your player off and then on again, the original choice of languages appears. Refer to page 7 of this booklet to set up the player again.
Your DivX files won’t play
• Check that the file is actually DivX
When you encounter problems make sure that:
-the file that you are trying to play actually contains DivX video.The files often use the term “DivX” in their filename even though they have in fact been coded in another format.
Problems playing DivX version 5.1 and the version 2.5 player
•With some recent DivX versions coding problems may arise that are directly linked to the ability of you computer to provide the total capacity of its microprocessor during the coding procedure and during play, this leads to malfunctions with the image or a lack of synchronisation between sound and image.
There is no sound with the image
•Is the volume turned down? The audio codec of your player cannot play DivX files with the most recent codecs.
•The majority of applications on your computer require the video and audio to be coded separately.The two flows are mixed after coding. More information on this can be found using the various Internet search engines.
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