Magnavox MC194EMG User manual, English (US) - Page 35

Follow the steps below to select closed captions for TV programming. Not all TV programs and commercials have closed captions or all types of closed captions (second language, half-screen text, etc.). If closed captioning is not broadcast, you cannot receive it. This does not indicate a problem with the TV/VCR. Check your TV program listings for shows with closed captions. If the TV/VCR receives poor quality television signals, the captions may contain errors, or there might be no captions at all. Some possible causes of poor quality signals are: q Automobile ignition noise q Electric motor noise q Weak signal reception q Multiplex signal reception (ghosts or screen flutter) q Playback of poorly recorded or worn videotapes. 1 Press MENU. Press PLAY/v or STOP/w to select CAPTION. - M E N U - TIMER PROGRAMMING PICTURE CONTROL SETTING CLOCK CHANNEL SET UP USER'S SET UP V-CHIP SET UP LANGUAGE [ENGLISH] B CAPTION [OFF] ZERO RETURN TIME SEARCH INDEX SEARCH Closed Caption 35 1-2 1,3 POWER SLEEP/WAKE UP REW PLAY STOP F.FWD MENU DISPLAY ALT.CH 123 4 5 6 CH. 789 SPEED 0 RESET +100 PAUSE/STILL VOL. RECORD SLOW TIME SEARCH MUTE 2 Press F.FWD/B or REW/s to select CAPTION1, CAPTION2, TEXT1, TEXT2, or OFF. CAPTION1 displays standard closed captions (what a character is saying). CAPTION2 displays foreign language closed captions (foreign language words showing what a character is saying). TEXT1 and TEXT2 display half-screen text (such as a channel guide, schedule, or announcement). OFF turns off closed captions. Captions will not appear on the screen. - M E N U - TIMER PROGRAMMING PICTURE CONTROL SETTING CLOCK CHANNEL SET UP USER'S SET UP V-CHIP SET UP LANGUAGE [ENGLISH] B CAPTION [CAPTION1] ZERO RETURN TIME SEARCH INDEX SEARCH 3 Press MENU to remove the menu. Helpful Hints • If a black box appears on the TV screen, a TEXT mode is selected. To clear the screen, select CAPTION1, CAPTION2, or OFF. • When Closed Captions are on, the on-screen display will disappear after five seconds. Closed captions disappear while the on-screen display is present. • The TV/VCR retains the Closed Caption setting if the power fails. • Abbreviations, symbols, and other grammatical shortcuts may be used in order to keep pace with the on-screen action. This is not a problem with the TV/VCR. • Changing channels may delay closed captions for a few seconds. • Adjusting or muting the volume may delay closed captions for a few seconds.