Gateway AD-520 Manual De Usuario

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You can use either conventional interlaced video or progressive scan video 
when your DVD player is connected using component video out. Progressive 
scanned video reproduces high-density pictures with less flicker. Some 
televisions or projectors can handle only interlaced or progressive scanned 
video signals.

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With the disc stopped, press P.S

 on the remote control. Each time this 

button is pressed, the component video output signal format changes as 
follows: Interlace TV and Progressive TV.

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Press D

 on the remote control. The first time the button is pressed, 

the display dims. The next time the button is pressed, the display turns 
off. In the Display Off mode, pressing any button will turn the display back 
on.

The information in this section only applies to DVD video 
discs.

If you select progressive scan, the S-Video and composite 
video out jacks on this player cannot output normal video 
signals. Your picture may break up and shake.

If progressive video signals are input to a non-progressive 
component video in jacks on your television, the picture 
may not show normally. Therefore, if you do not use the 
progressive component video in jacks on your television, 
you should select interlace television.