User manual CAMBRIDGE AUDIO DVD 57RWI

[. . . ] This makes it harder to discern a picture's individual scan lines, which dramatically increases resolution while minimising distortion and flickering. This allows for a stunningly realistic picture on a suitably equipped monitor. Sonically, the 70 series player adds DVD-Audio playback for the best possible musical performance in both multi-channel surround and high quality stereo. Cambridge Audio has also worked hard to ensure that CD replay is excellent. [. . . ] This is to enable the surround sound to be optimised for different listening room sizes and shapes. DVD79 Only When you press the setup button two options will be displayed, common and professional. Press the common setup, to setup basic functions, or the professional setup for more advanced settings. Audio Setup Page General Setup - DVD 57RWI/79 TV Display: Allows you to alter between 16. 9 widescreen and 4. 3 conventional image. SCART: Switches the SCART output between RGB and Component. You will need a suitably equipped television to handle a component signal. Screensaver: If the DVD is left on and inactive, it will switch to a screensaver to minimise energy consumption and screen burn. 13 70 Series DVD player EQ: Adjusts the final effect of the stereo output with a number of optional presets. Soundfield: Adjusts the final effect of the decoder output with a number of surround effects presets. 70 Series SPDIF output: Switches the digital audio section of the decoder/output between bitstream (Raw) and uncompressed stereo digital out (PCM). The bitstream (Raw) must be selected to enable surround sound (Dolby digital/DTS) to be sent to an external decoder via the audio digital output (coaxial or optical). If a only a stereo speaker system is to be used then it is only necessary to set this option to PCM, then only two channels of information are decoded and sent to the stereo audio outputs (and the coax/optical digital audio output). LPCM Out: This sets the maximum data rate for the digital audio output (not the actual data rate) for connection to an external decoding amplifier. The internal decoder will downsample if the recorded material has a higher audio data rate although it will not upsample if the recorded material has a lower audio data rate. Do not force the tray by hand during the opening and closing operations. To avoid dirt and dust entering the mechanism, keep the disc tray closed. If the Disc is seriously scratched or too dirty the player may not be able to read it or play it. Never load more than one disc into the disc tray at one time. Normal disc play 1. Switch on your television and if you have an amplifier, set its input selector to the correct position and reduce the volume control to a minimum. Most televisions will automatically switch to the channel/input that the DVD is connected to. Press the Open/Close button to open the disc tray, and load a disc. Press the Open/Close button again to close the tray. The DVD player will read the disc and begin to load. Alternatively, pressing Play will close the tray and start playing the disc. If you have loaded a CD, you will need to press play. [. . . ] Info 2 16 17 18 19 20 3 4 5 6 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 23 70 Series DVD Player 70 Series TROUBLESHOOTING There is no power Ensure the AC power cord is connected securely. Ensure the plug is fully inserted into the wall socket and is switched on. Check fuse in the mains plug or adaptor. SPECIFICATIONS Disc types Audio formats DVD, DVD-A, DVD-V, Mp3, CD-RW, CD-R, CD-DA, Kodak picture CD, DIVX (DVD 79 Only) 5. 1 and stereo downmix LPCM 16 bit 44. 1kHz Dolby Digital 5. 1 24 bit 96kHz DTS output (digital audio out only) DVD audio 2 channel 24 bit 192kHz DVD audio 5. 1 (MLP) 24 bit 96kHz Composite Video (CVBS) S-Video (SVHS) RGB DVI-D (Digital Video Interface DVD79 Only) Component (YCbCr) PAL/NTSC Interlaced/Progressive scan < 0. 01% >103dB 5Hz - 20kHz 1. 0V pk-pk (75 ohms) Y: 1. 0V pk-pk n (75 ohms) C: 0. 286V pk-pk (75 ohms) 100-240V AC 40W 55 x 430 x 263 2. 56 kg 70 Series DVD player 24 50/60Hz The player will not read the disc Check the disc is not loaded upside down. Check that the disc is not too scratched or dirty. [. . . ]