Sony MCE-K850, Operating Instructions Manual

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Locating a Scene or Track You Want
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Resuming Playback from the
Point You Stopped a VIDEO CD
(Resume Play)
This function is available only when the MODE
selector is set to NORMAL and the disc is played in
Continuous Play mode or PBC Playback mode.
The player memorizes the point you stopped a VIDEO
CD and you can resume playback from that point.
Resume Play is not canceled if you turn off the player
by pressing
1/u on the remote.
Note that Resume Play is not available while playing
an audio CD.
Checking the remaining time
Each time you press TIME while playing a disc, the
display changes as shown in the chart below.
Note that you cannot check the remaining time during
PBC Playback (page 27).
1
While playing a VIDEO CD, press p to stop
playback.
“RESUME” appears in the front panel display and
on the TV screen.
If “RESUME” doesn't appear, Resume Play is not
available.
2
Press
·
.
The player starts playback from the point you
stopped the VIDEO CD in Step 1.
z
To view from the beginning of the VIDEO CD
When "RESUME" appears in the front panel display,
press
p , then press · .
Notes
• Depending on where you stopped the VIDEO CD, the
player may resume playback from a different point.
• The point at which you stopped playing is cleared when :
– you press number buttons, PLAY MODE or
p
– you press SPECIAL MENU
– you press
= / +
– you turn JOG SELECTOR
– you set the MODE selector to KARAOKE
– you press the
U
switch on the player
– you remove the VIDEO CD from the player
– you unplug the AC power cord of the player
z
What is a track?
A disc is divided into sections of a picture or a music
piece called “tracks.” Each track is assigned with a track
number to locate the track you want.
Press TIME
Remaining time on the disc
Remaining time on the current track
Playing time and number of the current track
Press TIME
This information does not appear in Program Play
mode if the remaining time exceeds 100 minutes.
Press TIME
·
p