Setup Menu
1
2
Use the
3
/
4
keys to select an option.
Default setting:
4:3 Pan Scan
By default, this option is set for normal TVs with 4:3
aspect ratio. Unless you're sure you have a
WIDESCREEN TV, do not change this setting. The 4:3
Letter Box setting is meant to enable the “Letterbox”
view on DVDs that contain both Letterbox and Pan/Scan
versions.If you are using a wide screen TV, set this
option to
16:9
to match the aspect ratio of your TV.
Press
SETUP
to exit.
Default setting:
NTSC
Your DVD Player will work with TVs based on the NTSC.
NTSC is the standard TV system in the USA and others.
TV Shape (Aspect Ratio)
Standard Output
Default setting:
Interlace
Normal TVs scan only in "interlaced" mode, because the
odd and even lines are interlaced together in alternate
scans. Progressive Scan is a scanning method offered
on high-end Tvs.
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Caution
Scan Mode
Do not change the Scan Mode setting unless you are
sure that your TV supports Progressive Scan.
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If you have a P-SCAN TV, use the
4
key to change
the scan mode to
Progressive
. A notification will
appear, if you do not have P-SCAN TV, the picture
will be restored to your previous setting.
1
Use the
5
/
6
keys to select Brightness or Contrast
and the
3
/
4
keys to decrease or increase the
value.
A/V Output - Picture
Brightness
Press RETURN to exit
Picture
Contrast
2
Press
SETUP
to exit the VIDEO MENU.
Default setting:
S-Video
Your DVD Player will work with televisions supporting
various video inputs including composite, S-Video,
component and Progressive Scan.
Output
2
If you plan to use the component connection, use
the
4
key to change the output to
Component
.
3
Press
SETUP
to exit the VIDEO MENU.
1
When using the composite or S-Video connection,
select
S-Video
.
A/V Output - Audio
1
2
Use the
3
/
4
keys to select an option.
Default setting:
RAW
Determines the audio format output by the Optical and
Coaxial Digital Audio Output. When playing a Dolby 5.1
soundtrack, leave the setting on
RAW
to output the
encoded digital signal to a Digital Receiver with a Dolby
5.1 Decoder. If your receiver is not capable of decoding
a Dolby signal, use the
PCM
setting.
When playing CDs, leave this setting at
PCM
to output a
stereo signal on the Digital Output.
Press
SETUP
to exit the AUDIO MENU.
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2
Use the
3
/
4
keys to select OFF or ON.
Default setting:
OFF
Dynamic Range Control, also called “Midnight Mode”
reduces the variations between loud and soft sounds in
DVD movies. This lets you turn the volume up to hear
softer sounds and dialog, and not worry about extremely
loud scenes disturbing others.
Press
SETUP
to exit the AUDIO MENU.
Digital Output Mode
Dynamic Range Control
Digital output mode
PCM
Press RETURN to exit
Audio
Dynamic range control
OFF
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?
Changing the scan mode can result in
loss of picture. If the picture is not
correct the setting will be restored
automatically after 10 seconds.
Notification
Yes
No