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Operation Modes, DVD/CD Discs, Additional DVD Controls - 5 1 channel dvd

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English Operation Modes DVD/CD Discs 1. Press to place the unit in DVD source mode (LOADING/ DVD-VIDEO will appear on screen). 2. Load a compatible DVD-video or CD-audio disc into the disc tray. A content menu will appear on screen. 3. Press to start playback. —— Some discs may start playing automatically or display a DVD menu specific to the disc. If a menu appears, use the to select a desired feature or option and then press to confirm. Additional DVD Controls See the Getting Started section for basic playback controls (Play/Pause, Next/Forward, etc.) On the remote... Press Press Press Press Press Press Press Function Access the title menu of the DVD. Return to the root menu of the DVD. Change the on screen display of information. Change the subtitle display (requires a DVD encoded with multiple subtitles). Change the audio track (requires a DVD encoded with multiple audio channels). Change the angle display (requires a DVD encoded with multiple camera angles). Change the magnification level of the image. When the magnification level is greater than "1" (Zoom), use the Navigation Keypad to pan across the image (up, down, left, right). Page 28 Coby Electronics Corporation

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Coby Electronics Corporation
English
DVD/CD Discs
Press <SOURCE> to place the unit in DVD source mode (LOADING/
1.
DVD-VIDEO will appear on screen).
Load a compatible DVD-video or CD-audio disc into the disc tray. A
2.
content menu will appear on screen.
Press <PLAY/PAUSE> to start playback.
3.
Some discs may start playing automatically or display a
²
DVD menu specific to the disc. If a menu appears, use the
<Navigation Keypad> to select a desired feature or option and
then press <ENTER> to confirm.
Additional DVD Controls
See the Getting Started section for basic playback controls (Play/Pause,
Next/Forward, etc.)
On the remote…
Function
Press <TITLE>
Access the title menu of the DVD.
Press <MENU>
Return to the root menu of the DVD.
Press <OSD>
Change the on screen display of information.
Press <SUBTITLE>
Change the subtitle display (requires a DVD encoded with
multiple subtitles).
Press <AUDIO>
Change the audio track (requires a DVD encoded with multiple
audio channels).
Press <ANGLE>
Change the angle display (requires a DVD encoded with multiple
camera angles).
Press <ZOOM>
Change the magnification level of the image. When the mag
-
nification level is greater than “1” (Zoom), use the Navigation
Keypad to pan across the image (up, down, left, right).
Operation Modes