Sony HCD-LCD7Di Manual Do Utilizador

MHC-GZR33Di/LBT-LCD7Di.GB.4-143-233-11(1)

The Interlace format is the NTSC 

standard method for displaying TV 

images at 30 frames per second. Each 

frame is scanned twice-alternately 

between the even numbered scanning 

lines and then odd numbered scanning 

lines, at 60 times per second.

Playback using the menu screens 

recorded on VIDEO CDs with PBC 

functions. You can enjoy simple 

interactive software using the menu 

playback function.

Various angles, or viewpoints of the video 

camera, for a scene are recorded on some 

DVD VIDEOs.

Several languages for the sound or 

subtitles in a picture are recorded on 

some DVD VIDEOs.

This is a recording method that enables 

adding of data using the Track-At-Once 

method. Conventional CDs begin at a 

CD control area called the Lead-in and 

end at an area called Lead-out. A Multi 

Session disc is a disc having multiple 

sessions, with each segment from Lead-in 

to Lead-out regarded as a single session.

A function of the DVD VIDEO to limit 

playback of the disc by the age of the 

users according to the limitation level in 

each country. The limitation varies from 

disc to disc; when it is activated, playback 

is completely prohibited, violent scenes 

are skipped or replaced with other scenes 

and so on.

Signals encoded on VIDEO CDs (Version 

2.0) to control playback. By using menu 

screens recorded on VIDEO CDs with 

PBC functions, you can enjoy playing 

simple interactive programs, programs 

with search functions, and so on.

In contrast to the Interlace format, the 

progressive format can reproduce 50 

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60 frames per second by reproducing all 

scanning lines (525 lines for the NTSC 

system, 625 lines for PAL system). The 

overall picture quality increases and still 

images, text and horizontal lines appear 

sharper. This format is compatible with 

the 525 or 625 progressive format.