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Functions Supported by DVD discs

There are many functions available on a 
DVD disc - these functions will vary per 
player and per manufacturer.

Regional code and signal 
system

Number of languages

Subtitle languages

Closed caption

Picture propotion mode 

Parent lock

Angels for

Accessories: 
1 Audio/ Video cable 
1 Remote Control 
1 Owner's manual with warranty book

BASIC PLAYBACK

Preparations 

If you want to view a disc, turn on the 

TV and select the video input, and 

connect to the DVD player.

Basic Playback 

1 .Press the POWER button to turn the 

unit on. The TV screen will display the 

log. The LED will display, NO DISC if a 

disc has not been inserted. If a disc is 

already in the tray, it will begin to play 

the disc automati¬cally.

2.Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc 

tray. Place a disc on the disc tray. There 

are two different disc sizes. Place the 

disc in the correct guide on the disc 

tray. If the disc tray is off the guide, it 

may damage the disc and cause the 

DVD player to malfunction. Do not place 

a disc which is unplayable in this DVD 

player.

3.Press OPEN/CLOSE to close the disc 

tray and playback will automatically 

start. Some discs may not playback 

automatical¬ly. You can then start 

playback through the root menu. Use 

the cursor button on the remote 

controller to select menu options and 

press ENTER/PLAY or press digits to 

select the required menu function. 

Stop Playback 

1 .Press the STOP button to access the 

stop mode. The TV screen will display 

the start logo. The player can recall the 

loca¬tion were it stopped on certain 

discs.

2.Press ENTER/PLAY to resume playback 

from where it stopped or from the 

begin¬ning of the disc.

3.Press STOP twice to stop the playback 

completely.

Previous and Next 

During play mode press the PREV key to 

go back to the start of the chapter. Each 

press of this key will skip a chapter until 

you reach the start of the disc. Each 

press of the NEXT key during play mode 

will skip the current chapter and play 

the next one.

Fast Forward and Fast Reverse 

1 .Press F.FWD button to fast forward 

through the disc. Each time the button 

is pressed, the motion speed changes.

2.Press ENTER/PLAY to resume normal 

playback.

3.Press F.REV button to fast reverse 

through the disc. Each time the button 

is pressed, the motion speed changes.

4.Press ENTER/PLAY to resume normal 

playback.

Pause/Stop Playback

1.During play mode, press PAUSE/STOP 

button to pause. The sound will be 

muted during pause mode.

2.Press PAUSE/STOP continuously to 

step forward to the next frame of the 

video.

3.Press ENTER/PLAY to resume normal 

playback.

NOTES:

1.

may appear on the TV screen 

during operation, it means that that the 

operation is not permitted by the unit or 

the disc.

2.This unit is controlled by a CPU under 

setting mode, there may be screen 

save; press any key to activate the unit

REMOTE CONTROL

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ADVANCED PLAYBACK

IMPORTANT NOTE:The following func 

tions only apply for DVD discs. 

Functionality may vary depending on 

the DVD.

Display 

Press the DISPLAY button and the 

screen will display information about the 

disc - Title Elapsed, Title Remain, 

Chapter Elapsed, Chapter Remain and 

Display Off.

V-Mode 

This button can set VIDEO output 

among CVBS, YUV, or P-Scan.

NOTE: The screen will disappear when 

you press the button once. Press this 

button continuously until the screen 

returns to normal. If there are picture 

interferences or no picture, press V-

Mode to correct it.

Subtitle 

Press the subtitle button and the screen 

will display the language the subtitle is 

available in.

The screen will indicate the first 

language that it is available in.

For example 01/02 English and if you 

press again it should indicate 02/02 with 

the other language available.

01 indicates the current language

02 indicates the number of languages 

available (this will vary according to 

each individual DVD)

Title 

For certain DVD's, pressing this button 

will display the DVD title. The unit will 

play from the disc head or you can use 

the digits to select preferred tracks. 

Menu 

Press this button and the screen will 

display the Root Menu. Select items ac-

cording to your preference. (This key 

is valid for DVD's possessing multi-layer 

menu systems).

Angle 

Press this key to view the DVD playback 

from different angles.

Time 

The Time button allows you to select 

chapters as well as time points when 

viewing a DVD.

To select any chapters higher than 2 

digits press the 10+ button to select the 

chapter number required.

•To select the chapter press the time 

button once - the following will be 

displayed on screen: 

Title 02/10 Chapter (blank field for 

selection)/32

•To select a certain time point in the 

DVD press the time button twice - the 

following will be displayed on screen: 

Title 02/10 Time   : 

To jump to a time point within a 

chapter press the time button three 

times - the following will be displayed 

on screen: 

Chapter 01/32 Time : 

Volume and Mute 

Press [+] to increase the VOLUME, and 

[-] to decrease. Press MUTE to disable 

sound (no voice) and then second press 

to return to normal playback.

Repeat 

To repeat chapter playback, DVD titles 

or the entire DVD you need to do the 

following: 

Press the repeat button once to repeat 

the chapter.

Press the repeat button twice to repeat 

the title.

Press the repeat button three times to 

repeat the entire DVD.

Pressing the repeat button four times 

will cancel this operation.

NOTE: For Some discs to function on 

repeat mode they must be in menu 

mode such as: CD, JPEG, Kodak Picture, 

CD, WMA, MP3, HDCD, CD+G etc

.

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Summary of Contents for ST-DV7724

Page 1: ...ST DV7724 DVD PLAYER DVD DVD...

Page 2: ...Step Playback ADVANCED PLAYBACK Remote control On Screen Display V Mode Subtitle Title Menu Angle Time Volume and Mute7 Repeat Zoom A B Repeat Step L R Clear Slow Return PBC Program Language SPECIAL...

Page 3: ...nly use the recommended parts of the manufacturer 14 Upon completion of service or repair of the unit ask the service technician to perform safety checks to ensure the unit is in proper operating cond...

Page 4: ...t means that that the operation is not permitted by the unit or the disc 2 This unit is controlled by a CPU under setting mode there may be screen save press any key to activate the unit REMOTE CONTRO...

Page 5: ...ally displayed if discs are loaded in succession When in the menu use the UP DOWN button together with the cursor to select the file Press the ENTER PLAY button to play the selected file To go to the...

Page 6: ...reen Saver When the unit is in stop mode a moving picture will appear after several minutes if the screen saver set is on The screen saver will protect the TV screen 11 Speaker Setup Page A DownMIX Mo...

Page 7: ...eted A TV Type This DVD player supports different TV outputs including MULTI Auto NTSC and PAL systems If your TV only supports NTSC or PAL and you have selected the wrong output type the TV screen wi...

Page 8: ...orking condition Please press V MODE button continuously until it displays a normal picture Make sure that the connection between the player and other devices are secured and properly connected No Sou...

Page 9: ...he unit in the above status Notice The unit is not all purpose for all of the media as some of them have unforeseeable problem Set DVD 1 Instruction manual with warranty book 1 Package 1 ENVIRONMENT F...

Page 10: ...18 11 DVD DVD DVD 40 0 90 DVD CD 19 DVD DVD Dolby Digital surround DVD...

Page 11: ...ER PLAY 1 STOP 2 ENTER PLAY 3 STOP PREV NEXT F FWD REW 1 F FWD 2 ENTER PLAY 3 F REV 4 ENTER PLAY Pause Stop Playback 1 PAUSE STOP 2 PAUSE STOP 3 ENTER PLAY 1 2 DVD DVD Display Display Display Off V MO...

Page 12: ...Clear Program Clear Slow 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 16 Return Return Return Return 23 S VCD VCD 2 0 PBC PBC VCD PBC PBC PBC Program Start Logo DVD program logo Enter Play DVD language Audio AC 3 2 CH English Audio...

Page 13: ...er Play Next Previous Next Previous Pause Enter Play SETUP 1 UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT Enter Play LEFT 2 SETUP DVD TV Display mode 4 3 4 3 DVD DVD 16 9 4 3 DVD DVD DVD 25 D DownMix LT RT Stereo 1 LT RT 2 B S...

Page 14: ...D SPDIF OFF 2 SPDIF RAW SPDIF PCM Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Dual Mono Dolby Digital B Dynamic V Mode C 27 D Right Left Right Enter Play Enter Play DVD Multi Auto NTSC PAL NTSC PAL Setup 1 NTSC PAL D...

Page 15: ...28 NTSC PAL AUTO DVD NTSC NTSC PAL NTSC PAL PAL PAL B DVD DVD DVD DVD D DVD DVD DVD DVD 8 Left Right Enter Play F PASSWORD 6 29 1234 G Default Enter Play V Mode DVD DVD...

Page 16: ...MPEG 1 V 2 0 MPEG 2 MPEG 2 1 0 2 0 10 KS 0 5 75 1 0 0 2 75 S Video Y 1 0 75 0 286 75 Y CB CR 0 7 Vp p 75 25 220 230 0 11 50 USB 1 USB MP3 WMA JPEG AVI 2 USB DVD 1 1 1 31 U DVD Saturn 1 5 1 5 DVD V Mod...

Page 17: ...32 II FCC FCC 15 DVD DVD 1 DVD 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 DVD DVD 33 DVD 40 0 90 DVD CD...

Page 18: ...34 DVD DVD Dolby Digital surround DVD 1 POWER DVD DVD NO DISC 2 OPEN CLOSE 3 DVD DVD 4 OPEN CLOSE ENTER PLAY 1 STOP 2 ENTER PLAY 3 STOP PREV NEXT 35...

Page 19: ...VD Angle DVD Time 10 Title 02 10 Chapter 32 DVD time Title 02 10 Time Chapter 01 32 Time Mute 37 repeat repeat repeat repeat CD JPEG Kodak Picture CD WMA MP3 HDCD CD G Cursor A B PLAY L R VCD VCD CD C...

Page 20: ...k CD Kodak CD UP DOWN Enter Play UP DOWN Enter Play Kodak Picture CD Menu Pause Next Previous Enter Play JPEG JPEG JPEG UP DOWN Enter Play Next Previous Next Previous Pause Enter Play SETUP 1 UP DOWN...

Page 21: ...DownMix LT RT Stereo 1 LT RT 2 B SPDIF SPDF SPDF RAM DVD CD MP3 DVD SPDIF OFF 2 SPDIF RAW SPDIF PCM Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Dual Mono Dolby Digital B Dynamic 41 V Mode C D Right Left Right Enter P...

Page 22: ...lay DVD Multi Auto NTSC PAL NTSC PAL Setup 7 NTSC PAL DVD 8 NTSC PAL AUTO DVD NTSC NTSC PAL NTSC PAL PAL PAL B DVD DVD DVD DVD 43 D DVD DVD DVD DVD 8 Left Right Enter Play F PASSWORD 6 1234 G Default...

Page 23: ...TSC PAL CD 20 20 EIAJ DVD 20 44 96 kHz 20 22 48 kHz 90 MPEG 1 V 2 0 MPEG 2 MPEG 2 1 0 2 0 10 KS 0 5 75 45 1 0 0 2 75 S Video Y 1 0 75 0 286 75 Y CB CR 0 7 Vp p 75 25 220 230 0 11 50 USB 1 USB MP3 WMA...

Page 24: ...or industrial purposes except for the models specially intended for this purpose that is indicated in the instruction 4 The product has external mechanical damage or damage caused by penetration of th...

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Page 35: ...factory seals if any and also in cases indicated in the warranty obligations the claims are not accepted and no warranty service and free of charge repair is made The warranty coupon is valid only in...

Page 36: ...stamp Raz tko obchodu Seller s signature Podpis prodava e Buyer s Signature confirming the acquaintance and consent with conditions of free of charge maintenance service of the product and absence of...

Page 37: ...nature Stamp C O U P O N 3 Model Production number Name of the Trade Company Stamp of the Trade Company Client Address Phone Date of Receiving Defect Signature Stamp C O U P O N 2 Model Production num...

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