RCA DRC233N User Guide - Page 26

Chapter 4 Menu System The DVD Player Menu System The DVD player menu system is not the same as the disc menu or the Info Display.The DVD player menu appears when there's no disc playing. If you are playing a disc, press STOP on the remote control to stop playback (the DVD player menu appears). If the screensaver is on the screen, press STOP or CLEAR. Use the arrow buttons, , , and , on the remote to highlight different menu items. Use the OK button to select a menu that is highlighted. Throughout the menu system, text appears at the bottom of the page to explain what to do. To return to a previous menu, press the (left arrow) button. Play Play Mode Parental Control Display Sound Languages Insert Disc The Play Menu The Play menu doesn't have submenus or options like the other main menu options. Instead the status changes: if you're playing a disc and access the main menu, the menu appears as Resume Play; if you haven't started playing the disc, the title of the disc appears next to the Play menu. Play Play Mode Parental Control Display Sound Languages Start Random Play Program Play AutoPlay IntroScan Off The Play Mode Menu Discs are formatted to play chapters (or tracks on audio CDs) in a certain (standard) order. If you'd like to play chapters or tracks in a different order, you can use the Play Mode menu to do so.You must have a disc in the player with the disc tray closed in order to access all of the Play Mode items. Note: All of the play mode options, except for AutoPlay can be accessed during playback via the DVD player's Info Display (page 17). Standard Play (Start) The DVD Player's default play mode is standard, meaning the chapters and tracks on a disc play in the order listed on the disc - starting with chapter (track) 1. Random Play (Audio CD, mp3,WMA) The Random Play option plays a disc's tracks in random order. Use the arrow buttons to highlight Random Play, and press the OK button. To stop Random playback, press the STOP button twice. To resume normal playback, press PLAY. 24 Graphics throughout this User's Guide are for representation only.