User manual GRUNDIG DAVIO 14 TVD 37-2502 TEXT

[. . . ] COLOR TELEVISION DAVIO 14 TVD 37-2502 TEXT DEUTSCH ENGLISH NEDERLANDS ESPAÑOL PORTUGUÊS CONTENTS ____________________________________________ 3 4 4 4 Set-up and safety Connection and preparation Connecting the antenna and the power cable Inserting batteries in the remote control 5-8 5-7 8 Overview The remote control The front of the television 9-11 9 9-10 11 Settings Tuning television channels automatically Changing stored channels Picture settings 12-13 14-15 14 14-15 Television operation Teletext mode FLOF text and normal text mode Additional functions 16-17 16-17 Convenience functions Convenience functions with the »FEATURES« menu 18-26 18 18 19-21 22-23 24 25 25 26 DVD mode Special DVD features Disc formats Preparation Using a DVD, video CD or audio CD Additional functions during DVD or video CD playback Using an MP3 CD or JPEG CD Additional JPEG CD playback functions Creating and playing a playlist 27-28 27 27-28 DVD settings Selecting the setup menu Menu options 29-32 29 29 30 31 32 Using external devices Decoder or satellite receiver Headphones Video recorder or set top box Camcorder Connecting a multi-channel amplifier or digital two channel audio system 33-34 33-34 Special settings Setting television channels 35-38 35-38 Information Technical data, service information for dealers, General instructions for laser devices, troubleshooting, Additional Information for units sold in the UK 2 SET-UP AND SAFETY ___________________________ Please note the following information when setting up your television set. 5x AUDIO L TV/DVD R This television set is designed to receive and display video and audio signals. The ideal viewing distance is 5 times the screen diagonal. External light falling on the screen impairs picture quality. Ensure sufficient clearance between the TV and the wall cabinet. PROG/V OL VIDEO MENU MP3 10 cm 20 cm 20 cm 10 cm The television set is designed for use in dry rooms. [. . . ] You can control and direct playback of the S-VCD/VCD using the menu on the television screen. You cannot select some of the functions (slow motion, camera angle, marking scenes) when you are playing an S-VCD/VCD. This depends on how the S-VCD/VCD was created. Depending on how they were created, S-VCDs can have various subtitles and dubbed languages. 20 DVD MODE ___________________________________________ MP3 CD features MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 and arises from the Motion Picture Expert Group (MPEG) Standard which was developed for compressing film data. The MP3 format enables audio files to be saved on a computer with a sound quality similar to that of a CD. The standard encoding bit rate for MP3 files is 128 kbps. Generally, the higher the bit rate of a an MP3 file, the better the sound quality. Most MP3 files on the Internet are encoded at 128 or 160 kbps. MP3 files can be downloaded from the Internet and then burned onto a CD-ROM disc. Your DVD player can read the ID3 tag from the file header, which contains information on title and artist, and display this in the info menu/status display. They can be played in the normal manner on an audio system. The digital signals transmitted during MP3 playback are PCM coded, regardless of the audio output setting. The signals are output with the same data rate as the music source (possibilities are: 32 kbps ­ 320 kbps, ideal: 128 kbps). MP3 files can be organised into folders and subfolders, similar to files within a PC. JPEG CD features JPEG stands for Joint Picture Experts Group. This process was designed to compress picture files. JPEG files can be burned onto a CD along with other file types. Such CDs are known as file CDs or mixed mode CDs. For example, the CD could contain MP3 files (audio) and JPEG files (for example to display album covers). The files on a JPEG CD can be organised in directories. This structure is similar to that of an MP3 CD. JPEG CDs only contain data in the compressed JPEG format. This is mostly data from digital cameras or from imaging programs. [. . . ] Use an external decoder for DTS audio formats. No sound at the digital out- The scanning rate was set to 96 kHz. rate to 48 kHz as described on page 28. DVD/CD cannot be played Check if the label on the disc is facing upwards. Cleaning discs Wipe the dirty disc with a cloth from the centre outwards in a straight line. Do not use any solvents such as benzene, thinners, conventional cleaner or anti-static spray for vinyl records. Software information We wish to point out explicitly that only operating software authorised by GRUNDIG is permissible for the DVD player. [. . . ]