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General information

How to create a playlist

When in the above menu, press PROG 

button to enter the File list mode. In this mode, 
all files (including all files in all directories) will 
all be displayed in this window. Select files 
you want to put on the playlist by pressing 
ANGLE button. After selecting all needed files 
for the playlist, press PROG button to enter the 
playlist. Press ENTER button to start playing 
files in the playlist.

Copying data

•  Play data disc or USB containing MP3/

JPG/DivX files.

•  Press COPY button on RC, the COPY 

menu will appear with option of ALL SELECT/
ALL UNSEL/COPY/EXIT.

•  Move the cursor to the target file or folder, 

press ENTER button to tick it, or select ALL 
SELECT item to select all the data.

•  Move the cursor to COPY item, then press 

ENTER button to display the destination (USB1).

•  Press ENTER button to display the option 

BACK/NEXT.

•  Choose NEXT item to start copying data 

the selected device.

Deleting data from USB

•  Play USB device containing the desired 

data.

•  Press COPY button to get the menu of 

ALL SELECT/ALL UNSEL/COPY/DEL/EXIT.

•  Move the cursor to the target file or folder, 

press ENTER button to tick it, then move to 
DEL item and press ENTER button to delete 
the data from the device.

USB note

For correct and satisfactory operation, 

licensed USB flash of famous brands should 
be used with this unit. Avoid using USB of 
unknown brands. Capacity: up to 32 Gb.

Handling compact discs

Handling compact discs

•  Do not insert anything other than a CD into 

the disc tray.

•  Do not use cracked, chipped, warped, or 

otherwise damaged discs as they may cause 

damage to the player.

•  Handle the disc only by the edges (as 

shown in the picture). To keep discs clean do 

not touch its surface.

•  Store discs in their cases when not in use.

•  Do not expose discs to direct sunlight, high 

humidity, high temperature or dust.

•  Prolonged exposure to extreme 

temperature can wrap a disc.

•  Do not attach labels, write on or apply 

chemicals to the surface of the discs.

•  Do not touch the recorded surface of the 

discs.

•  Use 12-cm CDs. Use only conventional, 

fully circular discs. Do not use irregularly 

shaped discs.

Cleaning discs

Fingerprints should be carefully wiped from 

the surface of disc with a soft cloth. Unlike 
conventional records, compact discs have no 
grooves to collect dust and macroscopic dirt, 
so gently wiping them with a soft cloth should 
remove must panicles. Wipe in a straight 
motion from the center to the edge.

Never use thinner benzine, record cleaner 

or anti static spray on a compact disc. Such 
chemicals can damage its plastic surface.

Summary of Contents for H-DVD5062

Page 1: ...DVD DVD PLAYER Instruction manual H DVD5062...

Page 2: ...anel Remote controller Changing the battery Button functions Open close Power Title Subtitle Angle Menu Play pause Cursor buttons Number buttons Enter Stop Step FWD REV PREV NEXT Prog Slow Setup N P R...

Page 3: ...is moved from cold premises to the warm room or vice versa condensate may form on the laser head and the device may not operate properly In this case please turn the device on for 1 2 hours without di...

Page 4: ...s All images provided herein are schematic drawings of real objects and may differ from their real images Supported formats Disc types Symbol Contents DVD Compressed digital audio video MPEG4 DivX Com...

Page 5: ...o connect the stereo audio outputs of this unit to the stereo inputs of a TV or a power amplifier Coaxial digital audio Use a special coaxial cable to connect the coaxial output of this unit to the co...

Page 6: ...4 OPEN CLOSE button 5 PLAY PAUSE button 6 MIC out jack 7 STANDBY button Rear panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Power cord 2 Stereo R L audio output 3 Component video output 4 Digital coaxial output 5 Composit...

Page 7: ...tton 24 MENU button 25 RESUME button 29 VOLUME button 26 PROG button 30 DIRECT button 27 ANGLE buttons 31 VOLUME button 28 PREV NEXT button 32 RETURN button Changing the battery 1 Remove the battery c...

Page 8: ...to pause press PLAY PAUSE button again to return to normal playback Cursor buttons Press cursor buttons to navigate in various menus Number buttons Press number buttons to input digits and numbers e...

Page 9: ...ck all repeat off When playing MP3 disc press REPEAT button continually to play single repeat track repeat all repeat off A B Press A B button at the start point A and the ending point B to select the...

Page 10: ...f General setup General Audio Dolby Video MP4sub Prefer General Setup Page TV fromat Angle mark OSD lang Captions Screen saver Last memory TV format Normal PS When the unit is connected to the normal...

Page 11: ...operation mode to USB and back to Disc the stop point of playback will not be memorized Audio setup General Audio Dolby Video MP4sub Prefer Audio Setup Page Speaker setup SPDIF setup MIC Echo Level S...

Page 12: ...ings by your preference If a setting is supported by disc content it will work Otherwise the disc default value works Parental The control level is for parental to control playing content and protect...

Page 13: ...es of this format and their size in 15 20 times less then the original images Manufacturer guarantees regular playback of licensed discs only Some DivX discs cannot be played due to their parameters a...

Page 14: ...ENTER button to delete the data from the device USB note For correct and satisfactory operation licensed USB flash of famous brands should be used with this unit Avoid using USB of unknown brands Capa...

Page 15: ...g up Condensate on the unit laser head Switch the unit on without disc for an hour Remote control does not operate Remote control is incorrectly directed at the unit Use the remote controller accordin...

Page 16: ...Built in Dolby Digital Dolby Prologic II decoder DTS digital out coaxial Video Support NTSC PAL Connectors Composite SCART Coaxial S Video Component YUV Optical 5 1CH Stereo Functions Screen saver Zoo...

Page 17: ...Angle Menu Play pause Enter Stop Step FWD REV PREV NEXT Prog Slow Setup N P Repeat A B DVD USB Language 17 18 18 18 19 20 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24...

Page 18: ...18 1 1 2 Warning RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN...

Page 19: ...19 DVD MPEG4 DivX Video CD VCD Super VCD SVCD CDDA MP3 Kodak Picture CD JPEG...

Page 20: ...20 SCART 21 SCART SCART SCART 5 1 3 5 1 5 1 S Video S Video S Video...

Page 21: ...21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 USB 4 OPEN CLOSE 5 PLAY PAUSE 6 MIC 7 STANDBY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 S Video 7 8 5 1 9 SCART...

Page 22: ...OOM 4 DISPLAY 5 TITLE 6 STEP 7 SUBTITLE 8 LANGUAGE 9 ENTER 10 PBC 11 SETUP 12 REV FWD 13 PLAY PAUSE 14 STOP 15 COPY 16 MUTE 17 OPEN CLOSE 18 DVD USB 19 TIME 20 A B 21 REPEAT 22 N P 23 SLOW 24 MENU 25...

Page 23: ...R STANDBY POWER TITLE DVD TITLE SUBTITLE DVD SUBTITLE ANGLE DVD ANGLE MENU DVD MENU SVCD VCD2 0 PBC MENU PLAY PAUSE PLAY PAUSE ENTER ENTER STOP DVD SVCD VCD CD STOP PLAY PAUSE STOP STEP DVD SVCD VCD S...

Page 24: ...32X PREVIOUS NEXT DVD PREVIOUS SVCD VCD CD PREVIOUS DVD NEXT SVCD VCD CD NEXT PROG PROG 10 ENTER 20 ENTER PROG SLOW SLOW X2 X4 X8 X16 SETUP SETUP N P N P PAL NTSC REPEAT REPEAT DVD REPEAT SVCD VCD CD...

Page 25: ...l DIRECT DVD RESUME TITLE ZOOM DVD SVCD VCD ZOOM 2x 3x 4x VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME MUTE MUTE MUTE DISPLAY DISPLAY TIME TIME ENTER RETURN DVD Super VCD VCD2 0 RETURN PBC COPY Ripping USB 1 SETUP SET...

Page 26: ...26 Dolby MP4sub 4 3 PS 4 3 LB 16 9 DVD SUBTITLE POWER USB Dolby MP4sub SPDIF...

Page 27: ...rologic II SPDIF SPDIF SPDIF RAW SPDIF PCM PCM Dolby digital Dolby Digital Dolby MP4sub Dolby digital Mix Mono Dolby MP4sub Component Component YUV Y U V RGB SCART MPEG4 General Audio Dolby Video MP4s...

Page 28: ...28 Mpeg4 15 Dolby MP4sub PAL NTSC PAL NTSC 136900 Ripping RIPPING CD RIPPING CDDA 3 USB ID3 CD text ID3 RIPPING RIPPING COPY CD USB Create ID3 Yes...

Page 29: ...29 ENTER bit rate ENTER Start ENTER OPEN CLOSE VOLUME VOLUME USB RIPPING USB MP3 JPEG MP3 12 MP3 CD 600 170 MP3 CD JPEG Joint Photographic Expert Group 15 20 DivX AVI 2 USB 1 2 3 1...

Page 30: ...ENTER ENTER JPEG STOP PROG ANGLE PROG ENTER USB MP3 JPG DivX COPY ALL SELECT ALL UNSEL COPY ENTER ALL SELECT COPY ENTER USB1 ENTER USB USB COPY ALL SELECT ALL UNSEL COPY DEL ENTER DEL ENTER USB USB U...

Page 31: ...31 12 DVD 1 1 1 AAA 1 5V 2 1 1 1...

Page 32: ...32 1 2 1 2...

Page 33: ...96 DVD DVD R DVD RW CD CD R CD RW USB DVD video Super VCD VCD HDCD CDDA MP3 Kodak Picture JPEG MPEG4 DivX XviD MPEG4 DivX XviD MPEG4 Dolby Digital Dolby Prologic II DTS NTSC PAL SCART 5 1 S video CD M...

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