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1 DV D 707 DV D 707 D VD Video Pla y er[...]
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3 General Information Manufactured under license from Dolb y Laboratories . “Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories . This product incorporates cop yright protection technology that is protected by method claims of cer tain U.S. patents and other intellectual proper ty r ights owned by Macro vision [...]
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4 English Contents Intr oduction Entertainment for new millennium ...................... 5 Intr oduction ........................................................... 5-6 Unpacking ................................................................... 6 Placement ................................................................... 6 Functional Overview F[...]
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5 English Intr oduction Entertainment for the new millennium Video was never lik e this before! Digital video discs pro vide perfect digital, studio-quality pictures; three dimensional digital, multi-channel audio; stor y sequences screened from your choice of camera angle; sound tracks in as many as eight languages; and up to 32 subtitles (if avai[...]
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6 English Video CD Y ou will recogniz e Video CDs by the logo shown on left. Depending on the material on the disc (a movie , video clips, a dr ama ser ies, ect) the disc may ha ve one or more tracks. T r acks may ha ve one or more indexes, as indicated on the disc case . T o make pla yback easy and conv enient, your play er lets y ou mov e betw ee[...]
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7 English Functional Ov er view Fr ont Panel PO WER ON/OFF – Switch the pla yer to on/off mode Standby indicator – Lights up red when the play er is in standby mode DISPLA Y – Shows the current status of the player 9 ST OP T – NEXT title/chapter/tr ack B PLA Y – star ts video/audio play S – PREV title/chapter/tr ack ; P AUSE / OPEN/CLOS[...]
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8 English Rear P anel Caution: – Do not touch the inner pins of the rear panel. Electrostatic discharg e ma y cause permanent damag e to the unit. Video output (S-Video) – Connect to a TV with S-Video (Y/C) inputs Video output (CVBS) – Connect to a TV with CVBS video inputs Video output (Y/Cb/Cr) – Connect to a TV with Y/Cb/Cr video inputs [...]
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9 English Displa y Functional Ov er view 1 Fa vourite T rack Selection 2 Pla y/P ause 3 Repeat A-B/Chapter/Title/T rack 4 Time in hours, minutes and seconds 5 (V)CD disc indicater 6 D VD disc indicater 7 The number of D VD chapters or (V)CD tracks 8 The number of D VD titles[...]
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10 English NO TE: ¶ T o use the k eys SETUP (6) and RETURN (31), please refer to chapter [Setup Menu]. ¶ T o use the keys CANCEL (11), please refer to chapter [Fa vourite T r ack Selection (D VD) / (SVCD , VCD , CD)]. ¶ The rest of the keys are used for general oper ation, please see chapter [Playing a D VD-video disc] and [Playing a SuperVCD / [...]
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11 English Connection General Explanation ¶ Depending on your TV and other equipment you wish to connect, there are various ways you could connect the play er . P ossible connections are shown in the f ollowing drawings. ¶ Please refer to the manuals of y our TV , VCR, stereo system or other manuals as necessar y to mak e the best connections. ¶[...]
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12 English MAINS MAINS Receiver MAINS Connection Audio connection Connect Audio output to TV ¶ T o use the TV speaker for sound reproduction, connect the audio left and r ight outputs on the rear panel of the play er to the corresponding inputs on your TV with the audio cable supplied. Connecting to an A/V receiv er equipment Digital multi-channel[...]
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13 English General operation Connecting the po w er supply 1 Plug the female end of the po wer cab le supplied into the P ower connector on the rear of the play er . 2 Plug the male end of the cord into an A C outlet. T urning on the po wer ¶ Make sure that audio and video output has been connected to TV . ¶ Choose the a vailable A V mode and con[...]
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14 English Pla ying a D VD-video disc Video contr ol during pla yback ST OP ke y on the r emote contr ol ¶ Y ou can resume the pla y from the point at which you stopped last time by pressing the ST OP key once . ¶ It will star t from the beginning if you pressed the ST OP key twice to stop a playback. P AUSE/STEP k ey on the r emote contr ol ¶ T[...]
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15 English Pla ying title/chapter Title & chapter (T&C) A D VD disc ma y ha ve one or more titles , and each title may ha v e one or more chapter s. It depends on the content (a movie, video clips, a dr ama ser ies, etc) on the disc . Pla ying a title ¶ After loading a disc , infor mation about the content shows on the screen waiting for y[...]
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16 English Pla ying a D VD-video disc Special D VD features Zoom ¶ Press the ZOOM key on the remote control to get the picture enlarge twice than the or iginal size. Press ZOOM again to get a four time in size enlar ge . Use the 341 2 key to view the availab le zoom picture. ¶ Press the ZOOM key the third time to return to the or iginal size . NO[...]
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17 English Pla ying a Super VCD/VCD/CD disc Disc Specification Icons This icon indicates the descr iption of functions for CD . This icon indicates the descr iption of functions for VCD . This icon indicates the description of functions for SVCD . Video contr ol during pla yback P AUSE/STEP k ey on the r emote contr ol ¶ T o get a still picture, p[...]
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18 English Pla ying title/track Use PBC (Pla yBack Contr ol) ¶ Playback control is a title/track index protocol between play er and discs. When a disc is recorded with a standard VCD or SVCD f or mat, there will be a menu which include titles/tracks for user s to select the content of a movie or other video programs. ¶ When you switch on the PBC [...]
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19 English A-B k ey A-B key enab les you to choose a cer tain program to repeat. Refer to the instruction on the screen. ¶ Press the A-B key once to set a star t point. ¶ Press the A-B key twice to set an end point. At the same time, it will begin to repeat from the star t point. ¶ Press the A-B key the third time to quit A-B repeat mode . REPEA[...]
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20 English Special VCD - f eatur es Zoom ¶ Press the ZOOM key on the remote control to get the picture enlarge twice than the or iginal size. Press ZOOM again to get a four time in size enlar ge . Use the 341 2 key to view the availab le zoom picture. ¶ Press the ZOOM key the third time to return to the or iginal size . Changing subtitles ¶ If t[...]
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21 English Setup Menu Enter the setup menu Press the ST OP ke y first ¶ Enter the Setup Menu b y pressing the SETUP k ey in the ST OP mode . Remember the SETUP key will not respond if y ou press it during playback. ¶ When you quit the setup , the setting will be stored in the play er’ s memor y ev en when the play er is switched to pow er off. [...]
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22 English D VD menu languag e ¶ D VD discs are recorded in m ulti D VD menu languages. This feature is used to choose as default D VD menu language. ¶ Setup the item as follows: – Use the 1 2 keys to highlight the item LANGU A GE in the top menu, then press the SELECT key to open the f ir st level submenu. – Use the 34 keys to select D VD ME[...]
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23 English ¶ Setup the item as follows: – Use the 1 2 keys to highlight the item VIDEO in the top menu, then press the SELECT key to open the f ir st level submenu. – Use the 34 keys to select TV SHAPE item. – Press the SELECT key to open the second level submen u. – Use the 34 keys to select y our preferred TV shape. – Press the SELECT [...]
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24 English Pass word ¶ This password is used on the parental control and disc lock. ¶ Use the 1 2 keys to highlight the item RA TING in the top menu, then press the SELECT key to open its submenu. ¶ Use the 34 keys to highlight the item P ASSW ORD and enter y our secret number s. ¶ Press the SELECT key and press the SETUP key to quit. NO TE: ?[...]
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25 English Disc lock ¶ Although you can’t use parental control on VCD and SVCD discs, but you can still use disc lock to limit the disc pla yback on y our play er . ¶ When you lock the current disc , the player will record its serial number for the recognization. Loading discs next time , the user will be asked to enter password. If the passwor[...]
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26 English Pr o Logic ¶ Y ou can follo w the steps below to setup the Pro Logic. – Press the 1 2 keys to highlight the item MORE AUDIO in the top menu, then press the SELECT key to open the first level submenu. – Press the 34 keys to select the item PRO LOGIC . – Press the SELECT key to open the second level submen u. – Press the 34 keys t[...]
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27 English Disc maintenance En vir onmental information Disc maintenance Some problems occur because the disc inside the pla yer is dir ty . T o avoid those problems, clean your discs regular ly . ¶ When the disc becomes dir ty , clean it with a cleaning cloth. Wipe the disc from center to out side. Caution: – Do not use solvents such as benzine[...]
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28 English Befor e requesting ser vice If it appear s that the DVD Video player is faulty , f irst consult this checklist. Something may ha ve been o v er looked. Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the system yourself; this will invalidate the war r anty . Look for the specif ic symptom(s). Then perform only the actions listed to r[...]
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29 English Specifications GENERAL * P ower supply 110 ~ 240V 50,60Hz * P ower consumption < 25W * Video standard NTSC/P AL changable ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT * Audio channels left/right * Output voltage 2.0 V ± 2dB * Frequency responds range 20Hz ~ 20KHz ± 2dB * S/N (signal/noise) ≥ 90dB DIGIT AL A UDIO OUTPUT * Digital MPEG DTS Dolby Digital PCM[...]
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Meet Philips at the Internet http://www.philips.com D VD 707 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 3141 016 18661 The products and ser vices descr ibed herein are not necessarily availab le in all countr ies Due to continuous product impro vements this document is subject to change without notice.[...]