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PLAYING DVDs

Using the On-Screen Banner Display

The On-Screen Banner Display Menu, or “Status”,
contains many playback features. To see the On-Screen
Banner Display, press the 

Status Button

D

on 

the remote while a disc is playing. Use the 

/

¤

/

/

Navigation Buttons 

9

on the remote to move

through the different features in the On-Screen Banner
Display. Each feature is illustrated with an icon.

Use the 

/

¤

/

/

Navigation Buttons

9

on 

the remote to highlight an icon in the banner. When an
icon is highlighted, press the 

Enter Button

9

on the

remote to select it (not needed with TITLE and 
CHAPTER) and to change it (see below).

NOTE:

When a CD or VCD is played, a different On-

Screen Banner Display will appear; see pages 28 and 32.

Title:

The number shown indicates the number of the

title that is currently playing.

Chapter:

The number shown indicates the number of

the chapter that is currently playing.

Audio:

The current audio language or language and

format (e.g., Dolby Digital) is shown.

Subtitle:

The current subtitle language is shown. OFF

indicates that no subtitles are playing.

Angle:

The current multiple angle is shown.

Progressive Scan Mode:

The current progressive

scan mode is shown.

Time:

This section of the display offers a choice of

time display modes relating to the disc being played.
When this section is highlighted, press the 

/

¤

Navigation Buttons

9

to select from the 

following choices:

• T-ELAPSED: Indicates the time elapsed in the 

current track. In cases where a disc only has one
track, this will be the same as the time elapsed 
on the disc.

• T-REMAIN: Indicates the time remaining in the 

current track. In cases where a disc only has one
track, this will be the same as the time remaining 
in the current track.

• D-REMAIN: Indicates the total time remaining 

on the disc.

• D-ELAPSED: Indicates the total elapsed time on 

the disc.. If you press the 

Enter Button 

9

, the

player displays SET TIME. You can enter the starting
time from which you wish the disc to play, then press 

the 

Enter Button

9

or 

Play Button

G

to start

playback from the selected point on the disc.

Remember that the invalid symbol (

Ø

) appears on the

screen when you press a button that doesn’t have any
function. To make the Banner Display disappear from
the screen, press the 

Status Button

D

or the

Clear Button

on the remote control.

Selecting a Title

Some discs contain more than one title. For example,
intros and “making of” often are divided into several
titles. You can press the 

Prog Button

on the

remote to view the number of titles recorded on a disc
(in parentheses below the “Title” icon) after a disc was
read and the player is in Stop or Resume mode. To
return to the normal display, press the 

Prog Button

again.

To select a specific title, use the TITLE section in the
Banner Display:

1. During Disc Stop, Resume or Play mode, press the

Status Button

D

on the remote.

2. Press the appropriate 

/

¤

/

/

Navigation

Buttons

9

on the remote to highlight the 

Title icon (when the Banner Display appears,
just this icon will be highlighted).

3. Use the 

K

/

L

Navigation Buttons

9

to select

a title number, or use the 

Numeric Keys

on

the remote to enter the title number. The selected
title will be played at once after the last title number 
was entered.

NOTE:

Some discs have only one title.

Selecting a Chapter

Because DVDs use digital technology, a title can be
divided into individual chapters (similar to tracks on a
CD). You can press the 

Prog Button

on the

remote to see the numbers of chapters of each 
individual title on a disc (below the “Chapter” icon) 
after the disc has been read and the player is in Stop
or Resume mode. To escape from the program menu,
move the cursor to the DONE box and press the

Enter Button 

9

.

You can skip to a specific chapter by using the
CHAPTER section in the Banner Display:

1. While a disc is in Stop, Resume or Play mode,

press the 

Status Button

D

on the remote.

2. Press the 

N

or 

M

Navigation Buttons

9

on

the remote until the Chapter icon is highlighted.

3. Use the 

K

/

L

Navigation Buttons

9

to select

a chapter number, or use the 

Numeric Keys

on the remote to enter the chapter number. The
selected chapter will be played at once after the last
chapter number is entered.

Selecting the Audio Track

Many discs contain more than one audio track. In
some cases multiple languages may be present, in
other case you will find the same language, but in 
different audio formats (e.g., Dolby Digital or DTS) or
with commentary from the director or Descriptive
Video Service. To change the language when the
AUDIO section is highlighted, press the 

/

¤

Navigation Buttons 

j

to select from the choices

available. Not all discs offer multiple audio tracks, and
the selection will vary from disc to disc. Consult the
disc’s jacket for information on the available audio
tracks. You may also select the audio track directly
from the remote control as shown on the next page.

Selecting the Subtitle Language

Many discs contain one or more subtitles. To change
the language when the SUBTITLE section is highlight-
ed, press the 

/

¤

Navigation Buttons 

j

to

select from the choices available. Not all discs offer
subtitles, and the selection will vary from disc to disc.
Consult the disc's jacket for information on the 
available subtitles. You may also select the subtitle 
language directly from the remote control as shown 
on the next page.

Selecting an Angle

Some discs contain multiple angle information. When 
a disc with mutliple angles is playing you may change
the angle pressing the 

/

Navigation Buttons

j

until the 

A

section of the banner menu is 

highlighted. Then press the 

/

¤

Navigation

Buttons 

j

to select from the available choices.

You may also select the multiple view angle directly
from the remote control as shown on the next page.

Selecting the Progressive Scan Format

When the DVD 25 is configured for progressive scan
playback the unit automatically selects the type of 
progressive scan reconstruction that produces the best
picture. However, when certain processing techniques
are used during the transfer of a film to video or in the
creation of the disc it is possible that artifacts in the
disc may “fool” the processor into using an algorithm
that produces unwanted screen artifacts. In these
cases, manually selecting the progressive scan mode
may improve the progressive scan output. To manually
select a mode, press the 

/

Navigation Buttons

j

until PS is highlighted. Then press the  

/

¤

Navigation Buttons 

j

to cycle through the four

available modes.

24  PLAYING DVDs

Summary of Contents for DVD 25

Page 1: ...DVD 25 DVD 25 DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC PLAYER OWNER S MANUAL Power for the Digital Revolution...

Page 2: ...he Audio Track 25 Changing the Subtitle Language 25 Changing the Camera Angle 25 Repeat Play 26 A B Repeat Play 26 Zoom Playback 26 Information Menus 27 Programmed Play With DVD 28 CD Playback 28 Audi...

Page 3: ...tage of all the power and flexibility the DVD 25 has to offer we encourage you to review this manual That small investment of your time will pay major dividends in the enjoyment you will get from prop...

Page 4: ...ng the carton down to a more two dimensional appearance Other cardboard inserts may be stored in the same manner Packing materials that cannot be collapsed should be saved along with the carton in a p...

Page 5: ...cm disc 3 8cm disc 5 12cm disc 5 12cm disc The DVD 25 will also play most discs recorded in the DVD RW or DVD RW formats but we cannot guaran tee complete playback compatibility of DVD recordable disc...

Page 6: ...any chapters within a title as the producers decide to include Most discs include only one title but some may have more than one to give you a Double Feature presentation or to include other special f...

Page 7: ...place the disc in the Resume mode which means that playback will stop but as long as the tray is not opened or the disc changed DVD playback will continue from the same point on the disc when the Pla...

Page 8: ...event anyone from changing the rating level without a code E Progressive Scan Indicator Lights when Progressive Scan component video output is selected in the setup menu F Test Indicator This indicato...

Page 9: ...Stop J Search Forward K Dimmer L Slow Forward M Zoom N Slow Reverse O Random P Step Forward Q Video Off Step Reverse Numeric Keys Program Check Clear Repeat Light A B Repeat ON OFF PREV NEXT STOP POW...

Page 10: ...When a CD is playing there are two fast play speeds R SEARCH 5x R SEARCH 15x I Stop Stops playing a disc When a disc is playing if you press the Stop Button 5I and the Play Button 3G the disc will res...

Page 11: ...ut switching Component Video Outputs These outputs carry the component video signals for connection to display monitors with component video inputs For standard analog TVs or projectors with inputs ma...

Page 12: ...connect both outputs video and S Video to your TV or A V receiver use only one of them When the audio signal is to be fed to an analog receiver rather than to the TV connect the audio out jacks to any...

Page 13: ...ete system this connection must be made then you can turn up the TV s volume as needed The analog audio jacks may also be connected to the standard analog left right DVD or CD inputs on your receiver...

Page 14: ...d to Progressive See page 17 VIDEO OUT COMPONENT CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT 20 Y Y Pb Cb Pr Cr 120V 60Hz 1 TV or Monitor To power outlet AC...

Page 15: ...n Do not mix old and new batteries Wipe away any leakage inside the remote control unit and install new batteries If leakage should come into contact with your skin immediately wash it off thoroughly...

Page 16: ...ll benefit of Pro Logic from the same DVD movies that provide full 5 1 channel Dolby Digital soundtracks as well as from titles encoded with Dolby Surround The DVD 25 is designed to digitally output 9...

Page 17: ...is set to Progressive but connected to a display device that cannot process a progressive signal there will be nothing on the TV screen If this happens you can restore the player to Interlaced mode Pr...

Page 18: ...s it is present on the disc being played Digital Output If your system includes 5 1 digital audio surround decoding Dolby Digital and or DTS select ORIGINAL as the digital output In that case all audi...

Page 19: ...will be lost Enter Password and Setting Level For disabling the playback of rated DVDs a password consisting of four digits must be entered Select PARENTAL CONTROL in the Player Setup menu then press...

Page 20: ...d to select and change subtitles during playback Press the K L Navigation Buttons 9 to select the desired choice for the subtitle In the event the disc provides subtitle language options other than En...

Page 21: ...p dark black bar at the left The optimal contrast setting will depend on your preference and the surrounding light in the TV room 2 If the brightness of the white bar no longer increases when the cont...

Page 22: ...s the Status Button D Basic playback with the DVD 25 involves functions similar to those you may be familiar with for conven tional CD players or changers Turn the DVD 25 on by first pressing in the M...

Page 23: ...disc to decide which of those features and functions are available on any given disc For that reason not all discs will function identically and some discs will not have many of the features of the DV...

Page 24: ...cted title will be played at once after the last title number was entered NOTE Some discs have only one title Selecting a Chapter Because DVDs use digital technology a title can be divided into indivi...

Page 25: ...you to become the director selecting the view of a scene that you wish However this feature does not appear on many discs and when it does appear it will typically be for only certain scenes and not...

Page 26: ...cessing circuits include a Zoom feature which allows you to enlarge the image for closer examination of the picture Four steps of enlargement are available To zoom in on the picture press the Zoom But...

Page 27: ...in the list will replace the deleted one and will be selected automatically The program can be deleted completely by moving the cursor to the top of the play list and pressing the Enter Button 9 for e...

Page 28: ...of tracks recorded on a CD below the TRACK indicator and the total time on disc Using Bookmarks Bookmarks are a feature of the DVD 25 that allows you to mark up to nine different points on a disc and...

Page 29: ...c A B Repeat Play The Repeat A B function allows you to select any portion of a CD and have it repeat continually until the unit is manually stopped To initiate a Repeat A B playback sequence follow t...

Page 30: ...each value programmed or by turning the unit off completely by the Main Power On Off Button or opening the tray see Cancel Program Play Insert Tracks Inserting tracks is possible only if tracks are al...

Page 31: ...lay options are not available with MP3 playback The DVD 25 is only compatible with standard MP3 encoded discs Other compressed audio formats used for Internet audio downloads will not play on the DVD...

Page 32: ...playing VCD discs it is possible to access the disc s features using the On Screen Banner Display as shown for CD playback on page 28 Press the Status Button D on the remote to see the Banner Display...

Page 33: ...i 7185 Hausa 7265 Hebrew 7387 Hindi 7273 Hungarian 7285 Icelandic 7383 Indonesian 7378 Interlingua 7365 Interlingue 7369 Iunpiak 7375 Irish 7165 Italian 7384 Japanese 7465 Javanese 7487 Kannada 7578 K...

Page 34: ...VD disc is in fast or slow mode There is no audio playback on DVD discs during fast or slow modes Surround receiver not compatible Use analog audio outputs with 96kHz PCM audio Picture is distorted or...

Page 35: ...atts On 20 Watts Max Dimensions W x H x D 17 3 10 x 3 7 16 x 12 440mm x 87mm x 305mm Weight 15 4 lb 7kg Depth measurement includes knobs and connectors Height measurement includes feet and chassis All...

Page 36: ...250 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury New York 11797 www harmankardon com 2003 Harman International Industries Incorporated Part No WLD8 810 084 1A...

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