Changing the initial settings
Changing the
initial settings
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PICTURE menu
This menu allows you to select options having to do with picture quality or the
monitor screen.
Menu item Setting options Notes/examples
MONITOR TYPE
You can select the monitor type to
match your TV when you playback
DVD VIDEO discs recorded for
wide-screen televisions.
• 16:9 NORMAL (Wide Television
screen)
Should be selected when you
connect the unit to a wide-screen
(16:9) TV whose aspect ratio is set
to 16:9 (the unit automatically
adjusts the screen width of the
output signal correctly when
playing back a 4:3 source).
• If you play a 4:3 DVD VIDEO source
using the "16:9 NORMAL" mode, the
picture character changes slightly
due to the process for converting
the picture width.
• 16:9 AUTO (Wide Television screen)
Should be selected when you
connect a wide-screen (16:9) TV to
the unit.
• 4:3 LB (Letter Box Conversion)
Should be selected when you
connect a normal (4:3) TV to the
unit.
When playing back a DVD VIDEO
disc recorded in wide picture
format, the picture is shown with
black bars at the top and bottom.
• 4:3 PS (Pan Scan Conversion)
Should be selected when you
connect a normal (4:3) TV to the
unit.
When playing back a DVD VIDEO
disc recorded in wide picture
format, the picture is zoomed to fill
the screen vertically, and the left
and right sides of the image are
chopped off.
• With some discs recorded in wide
picture format, the picture will be
shown in the 4:3 LB mode even if
you select the 4:3 PS mode.
16:9 MULTI NORMAL These "MULTI" options should be
selected when you connect the unit to
a TV that supports both the PAL and
NTSC systems. If you select one of
these options, the unit outputs a PAL
or NTSC video signal according to the
disc, regardless of the PAL-NTSC
selector setting.
16:9 MULTI AUTO
4:3 MULTI LB
4:3 MULTI PS
SELECT
ENTER
USE 5∞23 TO SELECT, USE ENTER TO CONFIRM
TO EXIT, PRESS CHOICE.
MONITOR TYPE
4:3 LB
STILL MODE
AUTO
SCREEN SAVER
ON
MP3/JPEG
MP3
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