Teac DV-P100, Инструкция

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Angle selection
Some DVDs contain scenes which have been shot from a
number of different angles. For these discs, the same scene
can be viewed from each of these different angles.
1. While you are playing a DVD with different angles recorded,
press the ANGLE button to view the number of the current
angle.
2. Press the ANGLE button repeatedly to change the scene
to the next angle in those recorded.
• About two seconds later, playback continues from the new
angle you selected.
• If no button is pressed within 10 seconds, playback
continues without changing the current angle.
Notes:
• This function can only be used for discs on which scenes shot from multiple angles have been recorded.
• If only one angle is recorded, “
1/1
” is displayed.
PLAYING A DISC
Audio selection
On some discs, the sound is recorded in two or more
language. Follow the directions below to select the type of
playback.
1. While a disc is playing, press the AUDIO button to show
the current audio language number.
2. Press the AUDIO button repeatedly to select the desired
audio language.
DVD
Subtitle selection
1. While a DVD is playing, press the SUBTITLE button to display the current language setting, as shown in the
example below.
2. Press the SUBTITLE button repeatedly to select the desired subtitle language.
Notes :
• If only one language is recorded, the language does not change.
• About two seconds later, playback continues with the new subtitle you selected.
• The number of languages recorded differs depending on the disc.
• If no button is pressed within a few seconds, playback continues without changing the current subtitle.
• This function can only be used for discs on which subtitles have been recorded in multiple languages.
• On some DVDs, subtitles are activated from the main menu of the DVD. Press the MENU button to activate the
main menu.
Sequence of angle shots (Example)
Notes :
• If only one audio language is recorded, the number does not change.
• About two seconds later, playback continues in the new audio language.