Further information

Sound problemsNo sound

•Check that the DTS, Dolby Digital and MPEG settings are suited to the specifications of the device connected to the digital audio sockets (coaxial).

The sound is very low or inaudible

•The sound of the TV set has been cut or set at a very low level. Press the (MUTE/ ) key on your TV set’s remote control and/or adjust the volume on your TV set (or amplifier, if such is the case).

You can’t change the camera angle

•Most DVDs do not have multiple viewing angles. When this option is available, it usually only applies to a few scenes.

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.

Playing problemsThe DVD doesn’t play, even when you press the PLAY button•The disc rating is higher than the limit that you have set.Fast forward or rewind doesn’t work

•Some discs have scenes which do not allow fast forwarding, rewinding or chapter skips.When a command is prohibited or is not available for the current section or operating mode, a prohibition sign ( ) appears on-screen for a few moments.

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 certain recent version, coding problems may arise with DivX files which are related directly to the capacities of your computer.The coding may require the entire capacity of the microprocessor and alter the quality of the image or desynchronise the image and the sound.

The display or reading of digital images in JPEG format is slow

•Image display can take a fairly long time, depending on the size of the images. If the images are too “bulky”, your DVD recorder may not be able to display them correctly.

Recording problemsYou cannot record on the disc

•If a message is displayed on the screen, press the EXIT key of the remote control to remove it.

•Check that you are using a DVD R/RW disc.

•Perhaps the DVD R disc is temporarily locked or definitively locked. If it is definitively locked you can no longer record on it. If it is locked you can unlock it.

•You cannot record on the same disc both video images and JPEG photos or mp3 music. Use different DVD R/RW discs for each type of recording.

•Dirt and finger prints may affect the recording and playback.Other operating problemsYour DVD recorder doesn’t switch on

•Is the mains socket to which you DVD recorder is connected receiving current? Check the corresponding fuse in your house’s fuse box.

The menus or subtitles do not appear in the language you want

•With a DVD: the DVD menus are not displayed in your language. Check the disc jacket to see which languages are available. Choose the language of your choice, if available.

•With a DVD: there are no subtitles. Check the disc jacket to see whether subtitles are available. Choose the ones you want.

•The preferred language for DVD dialogues and subtitles was set upon initial installation of your DVD recorder.

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