Arcam dv89 Manuale Utente

DV89

DV89

Press 

 to toggle random playback

ANGLE

SETUP

STATUS

SRCH

ZOOM

AUDIO

MEM

RTN

P

MODE

SUBT

TITLE

MENU

It is possible to access any point on the disc 
directly using the ‘Search’ menu.

Press 

 to access the ‘Search’ menu.

Press 

 to move back through the DVD ‘Disc’ 

and ‘Title’ menus. Note that this feature is only 
of use with discs using multi-level menus.

MENU
Press 

 to access the DVD ‘Disc’ menu.

This navigation menu is specific to a disc 
and varies for each title, but typically offers 
facilities to select chapters, languages, 
and view extra material such as trailers or 
documentaries.
Once the menu has been accessed, use the 
cursor pad to move around the menu and 
press 

 to activate a menu ‘button’.

STATUS
Press 

 once to show the elapsed and 

remaining time of the disc. Press 

 a 

second time to give play status information 
about the current disc. Press 

 a third 

time to close the status display.
The status information displayed varies 
depending on the type of disc – DVD, CD or 
VCD.

It is possible to ‘bookmark’ up to three points 
on a DVD title, so you can quickly jump to those 
parts of the title again. Press 

 to access 

the ‘Bookmark’ menu.

Press 

to access the DVD’s 

‘Title’ menu. Note that this feature only 
applies to multi-title discs.

‘Setup’ allows you to configure the DV89 for use 

in your system. Ensure that no disc is playing 

and press 

 to access the ‘Setup’ menu.

AUDIO
Some DVDs offer the facility to select different 
audio tracks. Press 

 to cycle through the 

available tracks.
The TV displays the number, language and type 
of audio track, e.g. ‘1 Eng DD 6CH’.

Press 

 on the remote control to cycle 

through the available subtitle languages, 

including ‘OFF’. Some discs force subtitles 

on, over-riding player set up.

Some DVDs offer the facility to select different 

camera angles. If this feature is available the 

‘camera’ symbol lights in the display.

Press 

 to cycle through the available angles.

Press 

 to enlarge a particular area of 

the picture. Each press of the 

 button 

increases the zoom, normally until a maximum 

of 4x enlargement is reached (although the 

amount of zoom possible varies depending on 
the type of disc: in some cases no zooming is 

possible). Pressing 

 when the maximum 

enlargement has been reached returns the image 

to normal size.

While using the zoom function, the cursor pad 

can be used to move around within the image. 

The zoom function can also be used when 

playback is paused.

Note that a zoom level of x1.25 is particularly 

useful if the output from the DVD player is in a 

screen format different from that of your TV. A 

zoom of x1.25 when a ‘widescreeen’ image is 

displayed on a 4:3 TV causes the bars at the top 

and bottom of the screen to disappear (although 

the sides of the image are lost); a zoom of x1.25 

when a 4:3 image is displayed on a widescreen 

TV causes the bars at the side of the image to 

disappear (although the top and bottom of the 

image are lost).