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Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22 Using the DVD Player When you install the optional DVD drive and the player application shipped with the option, you can view various DVD titles. You can view DVD movies on your computer screen or on your TV. When you attach your computer to the television, you can view a DVD movie on your TV screen either as an MPEG full-screen or as a computer-overlay screen. You can switch between these two modes by using the Fn+F7 keys. To enable this screen switching function, you should select Enable for the Video out port (TV out) on the "Enhanced Video/MPEG" window of the ThinkPad Configuration program. In summary, you can view a DVD movie on the following: LCD Screen MPEG on Graphics No image External Display Not applicable Not applicable TV Screen MPEG full screen (when you play MPEG) Computer overlay screen (no image if the movie is copy-protected) You cannot use this screen switching function if you selected Disable for the Video out port (TV out) on the "Enhanced Vide/MPEG" window of the ThinkPad Configuration program. Then you can see a DVD movie only as an MPEG full-screen image on your TV. In summary, you can see as follows: LCD Screen MPEG on Graphics External Display Same as LCD screen TV Screen MPEG full screen (when you play MPEG) 2-50

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Using the DVD Player
When you install the optional DVD drive and the player application
shipped with the option, you can view various DVD titles.
You can
view DVD movies on your computer screen or on your TV.
When you attach your computer to the television, you can view a
DVD movie on your TV screen either as an MPEG full-screen or as a
computer-overlay screen.
You can switch between these two modes
by using the
Fn
+
F7
keys.
To enable this screen switching function,
you should select
Enable
for the
Video out port (TV out)
on the
“Enhanced Video/MPEG” window of the ThinkPad Configuration
program.
In summary, you can view a DVD movie on the following:
You cannot use this screen switching function if you selected
Disable
for the
Video out port (TV out)
on the “Enhanced
Vide/MPEG” window of the ThinkPad Configuration program.
Then
you can see a DVD movie only as an MPEG full-screen image on
your TV.
In summary, you can see as follows:
LCD Screen
External Display
TV Screen
MPEG on Graphics
Not applicable
MPEG full screen
(when you play
MPEG)
No image
Not applicable
Computer overlay
screen
(no image if the
movie is
copy-protected)
LCD Screen
External Display
TV Screen
MPEG on Graphics
Same as LCD
screen
MPEG full screen
(when you play
MPEG)
2-50
Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22