Bang & Olufsen DVD 2, Manual

What’s on the analogue channel setting 
menu … 

AUTO SEARCH … Starts the automatic television 

channel search process and replaces all 
previously stored analogue television channels. 

SORT … Change the order of your stored 

television channels. 

FAVOURITES … Mark your favourite television 

channels for quick access. Unmarked channels 
will be skipped when you browse through the 
channels in DVD tuner mode. 

What’s on the analogue channel setting – 
manual search menu … 

ENTRY MODE … Select manual search based on 

channel allocation or frequency entry. 

ENTRY … Use 

0

–

9

 to enter the frequency/channel 

number. 

  Press 

GO

 twice then the 

green

 button for 

STORE or press the 

blue

 button on the remote 

control for SEARCH. 

PRESET … Use 

0

–

9

 to enter the preset channel 

number for the channel to store (e.g., ‘01’). 

PRESET NAME … Use 

0

–

9

 to enter the preset 

channel name. All channels can have a name of 
up to four characters. 

DECODER … If the current television channel is 

transmitted by coded television signals that can 
only be viewed properly with a decoder which 
is connected to the EXT2 socket, you need to 
activate the connected decoder. Options are ON 
and OFF. 

TV-SYSTEM … Set the TV system that produces 

the least distortion of picture and sound.  

NICAM … NICAM is a digital sound transmission 

system. It can transmit either one stereo 
channel or two separate mono channels. 
Options are ON and OFF. 

FINE TUNING … Select this to fine-tune the 

television channel manually if the reception is 

poor. 

What’s on the video setting menu …¨

TV SHAPE … The picture shape can be adjusted to 

fit your television. {4:3 Letterbox} for a ‘wide-

screen’ display with black bars on the top and 
bottom. {4:3 PanScan} for a full-height picture 
with the sides trimmed. {16:9} for wide-screen 
television (frame ratio 16:9). 

BLACK LEVEL … Adapts the colour dynamic for 

NTSC disc. Options are NORMAL and 
ENHANCED. 

HORIZONTAL … Use   or   to adjust the 

horizontal position of the picture on your 
television screen. 

VIDEO OUTPUT … Chooses the type of video 

output that matches the video connection 
between this DVD player and your television. 
Options are S-VIDEO – for S-Video connection – 
and AUTOMATIC – The output setting will 
automatically follow the video signal received. 

PROGRESSIVE … Before enabling the progressive 

scan feature, you must ensure that your 
television can accept progressive signals (a 
progressive scan television is required) and you 
have connected the DVD player to your 
television using the YPbPr. Options are ON and 
OFF. The progressive video output will be 
disabled if the HDMI output is switched on. 

HDMI … This feature is only applicable for HDMI 

connection. Options are: AUTO - Switches on 
the HDMI output. The video output resolution 
will automatically follow the video signal 
received, ON – Switches on the HDMI output. 

The video output resolution will follow the 

setting at VIDEO UPSCALING.

VIDEO-UPSCALING … Set the video resolution 

depending on the capability of the connected 

television/source (480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i). ‘i’ 

denotes interlace and ‘p’ denotes progressive. 

This setting is not available if the HDMI setting 

is set to AUTO. Changing the video upscaling 
will normally cause the television to blank out 
for a few seconds as it adjusts to the new 
setting. Video setting for HDMI connection only. 

HDMI OUTPUT … This setting determines the 

video output colour format. Options are: RGB – 
Gives brighter colours and a deeper black. 

YPbPr – Provides a very fine shade of colour. 
This is the standard setting for HDMI compatible 

devices. Video setting for HDMI connection 
only. 

What’s on the audio output setting menu … 

DIGITAL OUTPUT … This setting is only required if 

you are using the COAXIAL/OPTICAL OUT 
socket of the DVD player to connect other 
audio/video sources. Options are: ALL – Select 
this if the connected source has a built-in multi- 
channel decoder that supports one of the multi-
channel audio formats (Dolby Digital, MPEG-2). 
PCM – Select this if the connected source is not 
capable of decoding multi-channel audio. The 
system will convert the Dolby Digital and 
MPEG-2 multi-channel signals to PCM (Pulse 
Code Modulation). OFF – Select this to 
deactivate the digital audio output. For example, 
if you use the AUDIO OUT sockets to connect 
this DVD player to a television or Stereo system. 

HDMI … This setting is only required if you are 

using the HDMI OUT socket of the DVD player 
to connect your television or other display 
devices. Options are: AUTO – Select this if you 
want to enjoy the multi-channel audio output 
through your HDMI connection. DISABLE – 

Select this if the connected source is not able to 

output the sound through the HDMI connection 
or the playback audio format is not supported 
by HDMI connection (e.g. projector, SACD). 
Make sure that you have alternative audio 
connection from the DVD player to your television 
or the display device for the sound output.* 

*It is not possible to listen to SACDs or copy 

controlled DVD-Audio CPPM (Content Protection 
for Playable Media) sources using the HDMI 
connection. 

What’s on the language setting menu … 

MENU … Select the menu language for this DVD 

player’s on-screen display. This setting will be 

taken from the basic installation. 

AUDIO … Select the preferred audio language for 

DVD playback. 

SUBTITLE … Select the preferred subtitle language 

for DVD playback. 

If the selected audio/subtitle language is not 
available on the disc, the disc’s default language 
will be used instead. For some DVD discs, the 
subtitle/audio language can only be changed via 
the DVD disc menu. 

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