Grundig DR 3400 DD User Manual
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Disc formats
Your DVD receiver can play DVD R/DVD RW in DVD video format and
CD R and CD RW in CD-DA Format or MP3/WMA format.
CD R and CD RW in CD-DA Format or MP3/WMA format.
Due to difference in quality of the recording media and the quality of the
recording itself, it can occasionally happen that a home-made DVD R/DVD
RW or CD R and CD RW with audio data cannot be read. This does not
indicate a malfunction of the DVD receiver. The causes for this can be faulty
software or hardware settings, or even the CD itself. Should such problems
arise, contact the customer services of your CD burner or software manufac-
turer or search for information about this, for example online.
recording itself, it can occasionally happen that a home-made DVD R/DVD
RW or CD R and CD RW with audio data cannot be read. This does not
indicate a malfunction of the DVD receiver. The causes for this can be faulty
software or hardware settings, or even the CD itself. Should such problems
arise, contact the customer services of your CD burner or software manufac-
turer or search for information about this, for example online.
If you make a DVD R/DVD RW or CD R/CD RW, please observe the legal
regulations and do not infringe the copyright of third parties. Recordings
you make yourself (DVD R/DVD RW, CD R and CD RW) have to be
finalised.
regulations and do not infringe the copyright of third parties. Recordings
you make yourself (DVD R/DVD RW, CD R and CD RW) have to be
finalised.
When MP3/WMA CDs are played back, individual tracks may be skipped
or incorrectly played back. This can be due to the disc configuration, the
encoder software or the hardware used for the recording.
or incorrectly played back. This can be due to the disc configuration, the
encoder software or the hardware used for the recording.
Audio CDs (CD-DA) meet the specification and bear the corresponding
logo. Copy-protected CDs do not meet this specification in some circum-
stances and do not bear the corresponding logo. These CDs can cause play-
back errors.
logo. Copy-protected CDs do not meet this specification in some circum-
stances and do not bear the corresponding logo. These CDs can cause play-
back errors.
DVD features
You can recognise a DVD by the logo on the label. Depending on the con-
tent of the DVD, the discs contain one or more titles. Each title may contain
one or more chapters. Titles and chapters can be selected easily and conve-
niently.
tent of the DVD, the discs contain one or more titles. Each title may contain
one or more chapters. Titles and chapters can be selected easily and conve-
niently.
You can control and direct playback of a DVD using the menu of the DVD
receiver on the television screen.
receiver on the television screen.
Many DVDs have audio tracks recorded in up to eight languages. This
enables you to select the language you prefer. Also, many DVDs are record-
ed by the manufacturer with subtitles in several languages. You can select
subtitles from up to 32 different languages.
enables you to select the language you prefer. Also, many DVDs are record-
ed by the manufacturer with subtitles in several languages. You can select
subtitles from up to 32 different languages.
Your DVD receiver has been given region code 2. DVDs with other regional
codes cannot be played.
codes cannot be played.
VCD/S-VCD features
You can tell VCDs/S-VCDs (video CDs) by the logo on the label. Depending
on the contents of the VCD/S-VCD (films, music videos etc.), the discs may
carry one or more titles. Like audio CDs, VCDs/S-VCD have a track struc-
ture.
on the contents of the VCD/S-VCD (films, music videos etc.), the discs may
carry one or more titles. Like audio CDs, VCDs/S-VCD have a track struc-
ture.
DISC FEATURES
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