User manual GRUNDIG GDP 2850

[. . . ] DVD-PLAYER GDP 2850 CONTENTS ___________________________________________ 4-5 4 4 5 GDP 2850 DVD player Special features of your DVD player Packing contents Disc formats 6 7-11 7 8 9 10-11 Set-up and safety Overview The front of the DVD player Displays on the DVD player The back of the DVD player The remote control 12-16 12-14 15 16 16 16 Connection and preparation Connecting the television Connecting a digital multi-channel amplifier or digital two-channel audio system Connecting an audio system with analogue two-channel stereo sound Connecting the power cord Inserting batteries in the remote control 17-19 17 17 17-19 Initial setup Switching on the DVD player Selecting the language of the screen menus Adapting the DVD player to the television set 20 20 20 Before playback Preparation Inserting and removing discs 21-26 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 24-25 26 26 DVD playback DVD features Special DVD features Playing back a title Viewing information Selecting titles and chapters with the DVD menu Selecting titles, chapters or playing time Selecting chapters in steps (SKIP) Pausing and resuming playback (Resume) Ending playback Additional playback functions Selecting and playing scenes Repeat functions 27-28 27 27 27 28 28 28 S-VCD/VCD playback S-VCD/VCD features PBC (playback control) Switching PBC (playback control) on and off Playing back a track Selecting a track Forward search 2 CONTENTS ___________________________________________ 29-39 29 29 29 29-30 30 30 30 31 32 32 33 33 34 34-36 36 37 37 38 39 Playing audio/video files File format features Nero DigitalTM CDs MP4 video CDs MP3 CDs JPEG CDs Kodak Picture CDs Audio CDs Operation with external data equipment The file browser The main menu of the file browser Selecting the data medium/file manager Playback basic functions Display information Additional playback functions Additional picture playback functions Filter functions Repeat functions Play functions Playlists 40 40 40 Parental control Authorising the content of a DVD Changing the password 41-42 41 41 42 Audio settings Selecting the digital output Switching the dynamic range (volume range) on and off Setting the sampling rate (downsampling) 43-45 43-44 44 44 45 45 Custom settings Language settings Switching the screen saver on and off Resetting the DVD player to its original condition Selecting the viewing time for a JPEG picture Viewing software information 46 47-49 47 47 48 48 48 48 49 Television remote control Information Technical data General information on laser devices Troubleshooting Cleaning discs Software information Environmental note Additional Information for units sold in the UK. ENGLISH 3 GDP 2850 DVD PLAYER _____________________ Special features of your DVD player Your DVD player provides you with perfect digital video playback in studio quality. It also provides superb cinema-quality audio playback -- in stereo or with digital multi-channel sound -- depending on the type of DVD and audio system or stereo television. Other features of DVD video include the choice of audio channel and language, choice of subtitle language, and various camera recording angles. [. . . ] 0« and press »OK« confirm, or select the track step-by-step with »5« or »6«. Forward search Several different speeds are available. gen e x4 1 Select the playback speed during playback by pressing »m« or » , «. 2 Press »8« to resume playback. gen e Play 28 PLAYING AUDIO/VIDEO FILES __________ File format features Nero DigitalTM CDs Nero DigitalTM is the ideal solution for video and audio codecs. Codecs are required for processing and playing audio and video files. The Nero DigitalTM codec allows you to save all the audio and video material on a DVD on a normal data CD with no perceptible loss in quality. The audio and video codecs of Nero DigitalTM are based entirely on the industry standard MPEG-4 Video ISO 14496-2 and MPEG4 Audio High Efficiency AAC and Parametric Stereo AAC. Nero Digital files have the suffix . MP4. Nero DigitalTM files can contain a video track, up to 8 audio tracks and up to 32 overlay tracks (e. g. To create Nero DigitalTM files you need the "Nero Recode" or "Nero Vision Express" software. You can find more information on Nero DigitalTM at www. nerodigital. com. MP4 video CDs An MP4 video is an encoder/decoder, based on the MPEG-4 compression system, which is used to decrypt and display compressed video data. This enables the DVD player to play back videos compressed in the DivX© format. This results in playback quality with fewer artefacts and higher compression. MP4 video data is packed into the AVI file along with audio data which is compressed as MP3 data, this means: MP4 video and MP3 audio form the AVI file. MP3 CDs MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 and comes 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. This only requires about 10% of the original data quantity. The standard encoding bit rate for MP3 files is 128 kbps. Generally, the higher the bit rate of 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. Your DVD player can read the ID3 tag from the file header, which contains information on the song and the artist, and displays this in the info menu/status display. 29 ENGLISH PLAYING AUDIO/VIDEO FILES __________ MP3 CDs contain sound recordings. They can be played in the normal manner on an audio system. The digital signals transmitted during MP3 playback are PCM encoded, 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). [. . . ] GRUNDIG will refuse to refund any costs resulting in such cases. Any repair costs in such cases, even those occurring within the guarantee period, are to be paid by the customer. Environmental note This product has been made from high-quality parts and materials which can be re-used and recycled. Therefore, do not throw the product away with normal household waste at the end of its service life. Take it to a collection point for recycling electrical and electronic devices. [. . . ]