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DVD OPERATION
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tile sound-
track is played
in English
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can have
up to right diffbr-
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Ref>rs tothes_,btitle l_ilguages available inthedisc. Y ou will h e_ble to
choose{he
subtitles
language
or, ifyou
prefer, turn them off fi'orn the
_creen.
A DVD disc can have up to 32 different
subtitles.
The simulated
surround
effect depends
on the disc: <oritents.
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If you connect
the unit to your stereo system,
you can enhance
sound
quality- and
produce
a greater
surround
effect. This feature is useful when
you
amusing
the DVDplayer
witha
twodiannel
stereo through
the
analog outputs.
(Discs wNch
are recorded
with PCM or
DTS
will not
work.)
3D Sound is possible
onlyon
discs recorded
using DOLBY SUR-
R2_JreN 2 o;;aDOLBY DIGIsTAL]sHowever,
some of these discs do not con-
(Depending
on the disc, the3DSound
fhnction
may not work:
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• What
is a Chapter?
Each Title on a DVD can be divided
into chapters
(sim-
ilar to tracks
on an audio
CD).
•What
is a Title?
A DVD may contain
several
different
titles.
For exam-
pie, ff a disc contains
four different
movies,
each might
be considered
a title.
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