Curtis PLEDV1945A-D - Manuel (Page 31)

SUBTITLE
Press “ SUBTITLE ”, the screen will display
“ SUBTI-TLE 01/XX XXXXX “, “01” indicates
the ordinal number of this language; “XX”
indicates total number of language; “XXXXX”
indicates the language of country, (the number
of language depends on disc). This function can
select up to 32 languages display-ed on screen.
REPEAT
Press REPEAT button multiple times to reach
desired play mode;
DVD
Chapter repeat, title repeat, all repeat
CD
Track repeat, all repeat
MP3
Single, Repeat one, Repeat folder, Folder,
Shuffle, random
DIVX
Single, Repeat one, Repeat all, Shuffle, Random
REPEAT A-B
Press A-B to mark the start-point, press again to
set an end point to complete setting, The
selected section A-B will be repeated
immediately.,
Press the repeat A-B again to cancel this
function.
ANGLE
When enjoying sports, concert or theatre, press
this key to watch same actions in different
angles. (Valid for discs possessing this function ,
Using a disc recorded in multi-angle you can
view the scene from different angles, for
example, front, side, whole view and exterior
scene, )
MENU/PBC
Press this key to display foot menu, select item
according to your preference. (This function
will work with a DVD having a multi-layer
menu.).
When playing discs, press “PROGRAM” to
enter program mode. Press the digit buttons to
select the program number that you want ,
when finished, move the cursor to select
“START”. This will start the program
playback . if you want to cancel this function,
press “STOP”, then press PLAY/PAUSE or
ENTER NOTE; This function is invalid for
MP3
AUDIO
Press this key can change the audio mode.
Such as; Audio 1/2; AC 3 2 CH English
Audio 2/2; AC 3 5.1CH English
If you play CD disc, press this button can cycle
among mono left, Mono Right, Mix-Mono and
Stereo.
Note; When press this button continuously, you
must above 3 seconds interval.
TITLE
With some DVD discs pressing this key will
display the title menu, You can then use the
digit buttons to select the item you prefer.
PROGRAM