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Preference Setup
Users can perform initial setup when turning on the unit or changing a disc. In the
“Initial setup” page users can set up “TV type”, “PBC”, “Audio”, “Caption”,
“Disc menu language”, “Country/Region” and “Default value”, etc., as displayed
in the image below:
Users can perform initial setup when turning on the unit or changing a disc. In the
“Initial setup” page users can set up “TV type”, “PBC”, “Audio”, “Caption”,
“Disc menu language”, “Country/Region” and “Default value”, etc., as displayed
in the image below:
TV type
In “TV type” option users can select “PAL”, “Multi (Auto)” or “NTSC” video systems.
In “TV type” option users can select “PAL”, “Multi (Auto)” or “NTSC” video systems.
PBC
Select “on”, “off ”.
Select “on”, “off ”.
Audio
Depending on the languages supported by the disc, users can select various
program languages such as English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese, etc.
Depending on the languages supported by the disc, users can select various
program languages such as English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese, etc.
Subtitle
Depending on the subtitles supported by the disc, users can select captions
displayed in various languages such as English, French, Spanish, Chinese and
Japanese, etc.
Depending on the subtitles supported by the disc, users can select captions
displayed in various languages such as English, French, Spanish, Chinese and
Japanese, etc.
Disc Menu (Language)
Before playing the disc, user can select the menu language displayed such as
English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese, etc.
Before playing the disc, user can select the menu language displayed such as
English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese, etc.
Parental
While the “Password setup” option is off, users can set up the controlled ratings
in the “Age control” option. The ratings under control include those use in U.S.
films or their equivalent.
While the “Password setup” option is off, users can set up the controlled ratings
in the “Age control” option. The ratings under control include those use in U.S.
films or their equivalent.
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