User manual SILVERCREST KH 6779

[. . . ] Wipe down transition, Wipe up transition, Center in transition, Center out transition, Blind down transition, Blind up transition, Random transition, No Transition. Read these operating instructions carefully before using the device for the first time and preserve this manual for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the device at a future date. This device has been tested and approved in accordance with the basic requirements and other relevent regulations of the EMC guidelines 2004/108/EC as well as the guidelines for low voltage appliances 2006/95/EC. [. . . ] To select a title or chapter from the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD direct you can also use the search function: Direct chapter or time selection using the search function (Search) By pressing the OK button on the remote control you can select between the options Normal, Zufall and PBC. If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol is displayed on the television screen. If you switch on PBC during playback it is possible that playback will be cancelled and starts again from the beginning. The ­ ­ ­ marked entry field Titel is automatically the first selection. Slow playback forward (Slow motion) Enter the desired chapter with the number buttons 0 to 9. press the control button to select the ­ ­ : ­ ­ : ­ ­ marked input field Zeit (With S-VCDs: Disk-Zeit). With the number buttons 0 to 9 enter the time position in hours, minutes and seconds. For slow motion playback forwards/backwards press repeatedly the buttons SLOWF/SLOWR to set the following playback speeds: To begin playback 1 hour, 5 minutes and 30 seconds from the start of a film press successively the number buttons . If you want to remove a position from the entry field select the position to be removed with the control buttons and press the CLR button on the remote control. To fade out the Suchen menu press the button SEARCH again on the remote control. To continue playback from a selected position in normal speed, during slow motion playback press the PLAY button. If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol is displayed on the television screen. During the playback of an inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD you can enlarge the image on the television screen in three levels. For this press the ZOOM button on the remote control to set the following enlargement levels: With fast scan you can select designated passages from the inserted DVD/ VCD/S-VCD during playback. To continue playback of the film from the selected position in normal speed, during fast scan press the PLAY button. To switch off the zoom function and return to the normal image size press the ZOOM button once more; Aus will be displayed on the television screen. If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol is displayed on the television screen. Many films on DVD/VCD/S-VCD contain chapters which were recorded simultaneously from various camera perspectives. With films that have such chapters available you can view the same chapter from different perspectives. For this press the ANGLE button on the remote control during playback of an inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD. If you attempt to carry out a function that is not available the symbol will be displayed on the television screen. If the film on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD has subtitles available you can superimpose these on the television screen during playback by pressing the SUBTITLE button on the remote control. [. . . ] SECAM is the customary colour television norm in France and many east European countries and at present still the most widely spread system in those countries. The sound on DVDs with home theatre sound is saved on the DVD in encrypted (encoded) form. Different encryption formats exist for several purposes, for example AC-3 for the playback of Dolby Digital Surround Sound. The DVD player) and/or the audio component connected to it (for example Surround system) must be equipped with a so called decoder, which converts the encrypted signal back into music and/or sound. [. . . ]