User manual MEDION SLIMELINE DVD PLAYER MD 81777

[. . . ] Depending on your connection, the image may turn black and white or disappear completely. Keep pressing STOP/RES until the previous resolution is displayed, or configure this in the SETUP menu. Blue LED light for standby mode Disc compartment PLAY: Play OPEN/CLOSE: Open and close disc compartment STANDBY: Switch standby mode on and off STOP/RES: Stop playback; Press repeatedly: Select resolution for HDMI and Progressive Scan IR: Receiver field for the remote control USB: LED light for USB mode Display (see below) Drives for various memory cards USB connection PHONES: Ear/headphone connection VOLUME: Volume control for ear/headphones Operating switch Power cable HDMI: HDMI output for (digital image and audio transmission) FRONT: Front loudspeaker connections left/right REAR: Rear loudspeaker connections left/right CENT: Centre loudspeaker connection S-VIDEO: S-VIDEO output (image transfer to television set) SUB: Subwoofer (bass loudspeaker) connection VIDEO OUT: VIDEO output (image transfer to television set) OPTICAL: Digital audio output AV CONNECTOR (RGB) - TV: SCART connection to television or video recorder 12. Medium: DVD Medium: VCD Medium: CD Disk in Dolby Digital sound format Disc in dts sound format PBC: Playback control active (video CD) Medium: MP3 Expired time in H:MM:SS format Current title/chapter Pause active Repeat active Repeat all active Playback active The remote control can be used for other units devices. [. . . ] Please note that the sounds remains switched off if you change the volume and the volume is displayed on screen. You can achieve a 3D or surround effect for CDs that are coded in Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Digital or dts formats if two loudspeakers are connected. Press the 3D button repeatedly to call up one of the following sound effects: S u r r o u n d : R o c k > P o p > L i v e > D a n c e > T e c h n o > Classic > Soft > Off. ­ if more than two loudspeakers are connected, ­ if you are using coaxial or optical digital out for digital sound, ­if a surround effect is switched on in one of the connected units. DVD menus DVDs usually have one or more menus stored on them and you can use these to navigate through the DVD. The names of these menus depend on the DVD; they may be called "DVD menu", "Disc menu", "Main menu", "Title menu", "Root menu" or "Master menu". You DVD player menu (SETUP menu) can be called up with the SETUP button. You can call up the menus stored on the DVD using the TITLE and DVD MENU buttons. Please note that the menus that are available when you press a button will depend on the DVD. Some DVDs only have one menu that appears for the two call-up methods. If other languages are available on the DVD this is the quickest method of selecting them. Please note, however, that this function has not been implemented on many DVDs. Press the SUBTITLE key repeatedly to select another sub-title language stored on the DVD. The music titles on MP3 and JPEG data carriers may be organised into folders just like on data carriers. Provided that the data carrier actually contains folders, they are listed on the left-hand side of the menu (see diagram). The display also shows the total number of files on the CD, for example 1 0 5 F I L ES . In this case you can use the highest menu item ( ) or the button to return to the menu item above. To hear a title or view an image, select it and confirm with PLAY or ENTER. MP3: Direct selection using the number keys Enter the number of the title you want. With JPEG images you will see a preview of the image on the right-hand side of the menu. All images within the active folder can be displayed in succession (slide show). You can change the orientation of the current image by pressing the navigation buttons during playback. [. . . ] Contact our service centre or other qualified personnel if a repair is necessary. GENERAL No standby display The player does not work If the unit has been affected by a storm, static charging or other external factor, try the following procedure: Press the POWER button on the player (standby mode). If the disc is dirty, clean it carefully, wiping it from the centre to the edge with a soft, dry cloth. If condensation has formed: give the player one to two hours to dry off. [. . . ]