Sony Walkman D-VE7000S Operating Instructions Manual page 51

Symptom
You cannot perform certain
functions, such as Stop or Search
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Playback.
The language for the title/chapter
cannot be changed when you play
a DVD.
The subtitle language cannot be
changed when you play a DVD.
The subtitle cannot be turned off
when you play a DVD.
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The angles cannot be changed
when you play a DVD.
Movies/Still images
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Symptom
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There is no picture.
Picture noise appears.
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The aspect ratio of the picture is
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incorrect.
The picture is not displayed in the
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ratio selected in [TV TYPE].
JPEG fi les cannot be displayed.
JPEG fi les are not displayed
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JPEG fi les take longer to play back
and
than others.
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Some stationary green, blue or red
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Cause and/or corrective action
 With some discs, you cannot activate these functions.
 Multilingual titles are not recorded on the DVD.
 Changing the language for the title is prohibited on the DVD.
 Multilingual subtitles are not recorded on the DVD.
 Changing the language for the subtitle is prohibited on the
DVD.
 Depending on the DVD, you may not be able to turn the
subtitle off.
 Change the angles at a scene recorded with multiple angles ( 
page 36).
 Multi-angles are not recorded on the DVD.
 Changing the angles is prohibited on the DVD.
Cause and/or corrective action
 Set the LINE SELECT switch to OUT (  page 23).
 Dirty or defective disc.
 The player is used in the place subject to severe vibration.
 Press LCD MODE/BRT repeatedly to select the correct aspect
ratio (  page 39).
 The aspect ratio is fi xed to either letterbox or panscan on the
disc.
 The fi le extension ".jpg" is not added to the fi le name
(  page 11).
 Files are not stored in JPEG format.
 The following discs take a longer time to start playback.
– a disc recorded with a complicated tree structure.
– a disc to which data can be added.
 These are called bright dots, and can happen with any LCD.
The LCD panel is highly sophisticated, and more than 99.99%
of the segments used in the panel are fl awless. However, there
is a possibility that less than 0.01% of the segments is defective
and may not light up properly.
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