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DVD 5.1 (English) 43
The functions.
The following chapter describes the many functions of your DVD 5.1 in detail. While many of
these functions can be set on the player itself, in most cases they will only be available via
the remote control.
On-off/standby.
Switch the DVD 5.1 on and off using the power switch on the left-hand side of the front panel.
You can also put the player into standby mode—to “sleep”, so to speak—with the remote con-
trol. You can then “wake” it at any time using the remote control. The player will use several
watts of power while in standby mode, however. If you don't intend to use the player for an
extended period—while you're on vacation, for example—please unplug it from the AC outlet.
Play and pause function.
When you insert a CD (see page 38, “Operation.”), your DVD 5.1 will automatically start the
playback. If you press the Play button on the player or the PAUSE button on the remote con-
trol, the player will pause the playback until you once again press the PLAY button.
STOP.
Press the STOP button on the player or the remote control to stop the playback. The PLAY but-
ton will restart the playback of the last title or chapter. Pressing stop again will cause the
player to start with title 1 or at the beginning of the DVD the next time you press PLAY.
TITLE and MENU.
A DVD is generally organized in several chapters. In many cases, background information
(Making Ofs), the funniest scenes, or music videos related to the movie will be available
separately. It's usually possible to select any of these from a main menu that's displayed at
the start of a DVD. This start menu can be displayed anytime by pressing the MENU button on
the remote control.
You can navigate the start menu of the disc with the arrow buttons as usual. Use the Return
button to make your selection.
The ANGLE function (camera angles).
Some DVDs let you view certain scenes from a variety of camera angles. Pressing the ANGLE
button on the remote control repeatedly lets you cycle through the available angles. The cur-
rently-selected camera and the total number of cameras will be displayed (2/3 indicates the
second of three cameras). Please note that this function is only functional for certain DVDs
(designated accordingly).