Kenwood KVT-815DVD Instruction Manual - Page 43

English Sound Effects Menu Zone Control You can set the front and rear audio source. Displaying the Zone Control screen Zone Con t r o l Zone Control screen 1 1 Audio 3 Set Up 2 SRC 4 Menu Dua l Zone 5 Zone 7 Area Rever s e Front 6F DVD Rear R6 TUNER Zone Con t r o l 1 1 1 Adjusts the volume. 2 Returns to the Control screen of the previous source. 3 Calls the Setup Menu. (see page 59) 4 Calls the Sound Effects Menu. 5 Turns the Zone Function (that sets different source sounds for front and rear speakers) On or Off. When turned On, F and R are shown. 6 Sets the front and rear audio source separately. (This button appears when the Zone function is On.) When the rear speaker sound is switched, the audio source that is output at the AV OUTPUT terminal is also switched to the same source. However, if you have set the "Area" to "Reverse", the audio source that is output at the AV OUTPUT terminal is switched depending on the front sound source. 7 Switches the front and rear audio sources. (This button appears when the Zone function is On.) Use "Reverse" to change over the front and rear audio sources. If the zone function is turned on, the F / R button appears on each source control screen, with which you can adjust the volume balance between the front and rear sources. DVD V I DEO Audio Set Up SRC F PBC REP Title 1 Chap 3 KENWOOD REP 13:50 R SCRL TIME T0:05:20 84 English Glossary DVD: Digital Versatile Disc A type of disc which contains recording of audio/video packaged media with high video and audio quality, such as a movie, featuring large recording capacity and digital signal processing capability. VCD: VIDEO CD A type of CD which contains the recording of moving images. It compresses image information by about 1/120 and audio information by about 1/6 and accommodates up to 74 minutes of recording in a disc with the same diameter as ordinary music CD of 12 cm. Some VCDs do not have the P.B.C. compatibility and are capable of playback only, while some are P.B.C.-compatible and are capable of various special playback control operations. This player can play both of these VCDs. MPEG: Moving Picture Expert Group (DVD, VCD) This is an international standard for digital video and audio compression and decompression in media. Dolby Digital This is a digital audio compression technology developed by Dolby Laboratories. It is compatible with 5.1-channel surround audio as well as normal stereo (2-channel) audio and can accommodate a large amount of audio data efficiently in a disc. DTS Name of a digital surround system developed by Digital Theater Systems, Inc. Top menu/menu (DVD) Some DVDs display more than one title in a screen. This screen is referred to as the top menu. The menu is the item display (menu screen) for use in setting operations. The menu can be recalled any time during playback to perform settings according to the current software, including the audio switching between Dolby Digital and PCM, switching of language used in the subtitles and spoken voice. Title number (DVD) The title is the largest unit of video and audio recorded in a DVD. It usually corresponds to a single movie of video software or an album (sometimes a piece of music) of music software. The numbers assigned to individual titles are referred to as the title numbers. Chapter number (DVD) The chapter is a section of video and audio recorded in a DVD. A title is composed of several chapters. The numbers assigned to individual chapters are referred to as the chapter numbers. Subtitles (DVD) Some DVD discs contains the recording of more than one subtitle language. This player allow you to select one of the recorded subtitle languages during playback. Track number (CD, VCD) A track is also a section of video and audio recorded in a disc. The numbers assigned to individual tracks are referred to as the track numbers. With most of music CDs, a track is assigned to a piece of music. However, with a VCD, the sections of the contents do not always correspond to the assigned tracks. As (special) playback functions such as skipping and programming of ordinary CDs are based on track number data, such playback functions are sometimes impossible with some VCDs. P.B.C.: Play-Back Control (VCD) When a VIDEO CD carries "Play Back Control capable" or similar message on the disc or jacket, desired scenes and information can be played back in an interactive manner using a hierarchical structure while viewing the menu screens displayed on the TV screen. English 85