Angle / rating, Camera angle | Technicolor

Angle / rating

•Perhaps you want to change (if available) the dialogue language of a film (synchronisation), the subtitle

language, the camera angle temporarily for one disc or override the rating (Set-up, page 23/28). Three dedicated buttons ( , , ) on your remote control offer easy direct access while viewing.

•Some DVDs provide a disc menu. Temporary change of languages (audio, subtitles) or camera angle may also be possible by pressing the menu button (sometimes guide button) during playback. Then follow the steps offered by the menu to make your selections.

•You can also select languages and angles pressing the info button (level 1) and arrow. Set using the arrows.

•All the changes (audio, subtitles, rating, angle) return to the player’s initial settings after the disc is removed or power is switched off.

•If the disc doesn't contain the set-up language of the player, it will select the default language of the disc.

Camera angle

For DVDs

On a DVD, particular scenes of the movie may be recorded by the studio from various points of view (up to 9 camera angles), which you can select. For example, enjoying a film, you could switch while watching the same scene, from the side, from above or maybe from the front etc. But note that not all DVDs contain multiple camera angles.

•Each angle number corresponds to a different view angle.

•With some discs you can identify the sections that contain multi- camera angles by "ANGLE" appearing on the player's display.