User manual PHILIPS MC5037

[. . . ] This is an important parameter for CD players other than CD Audio, and especially for the Video CD applications, because any loss of data from the disc will at best cause disturbances in the reproduced picture, and at worst can cause the player to lose track so that disc playing fails. Presenting Super Error Correction To ensure consistently good results when playing Video CD discs of all quality grades and conditions, Philips has introduced further improvements in the system's playability. These developments together are called Super Error Correction, a proprietary Philips technology optimizing the system's ability to handle lessthan-perfect discs with the minimum disturbance to normal playing. By effectively eliminating virtually all errors arising under normal playing conditions, Super Error Correction ensures that the picture quality as seen by the user is independent of disc play. The video encoding and processing during mastering of the disc, and the MPEG-1 decoding and video encoding in the signal processing stages, are now the only limiting factors for picture quality. 2 3140 115 27771 pg 001-026/MC5037/21-Eng 2 6/8/01, 1:41 PM 3 2 1 ¡ ) ( * & ^ % $ MP3-CD PLAYBACK STANDBY ON 1 2 3 OPEN/ CLOSE CLOCK STEREO/ VOCAL TIMER ON/OFF SET MC-55 VIDEO CD MICRO SYSTEM OSD/DIM 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 SHUFFLE iR SENSOR BAND REV. MODE VCD PROGRAM TUNER TAPE REPEAT· DEMO STOP·CLEAR MIC RECORD SEARCH·TUNING 4 PRESET 3 DIRECTION PLAY·PAUSE DIGITAL SOUND CONTROL VOLUME OPEN DIGITAL SOUND CONTROL ! [. . . ] Note: ­ If the Shuffle function enabled, and the Repeat function is set on, will disable the Shuffle play mode. 1 Repeat You can play the current track or the whole disc repeatedly. 1 During CD Playing or Pause mode, press REPEAT on the remote control or REPEAT·DEMO on the system to select REPEAT 1 or REPEAT ALL mode. REPEAT 1 ­ to repeat the current track. REPEAT ALL ­ to repeat the whole disc. q For MP3-CD, you are able to select REPEAT 1, REPEAT ALL or REPEAT ALB mode. REPEAT ALB ­ to repeat the current album. q The current track or whole disc will now be played repeatedly until you press 9. 2 To exit the repeat mode, press REPEAT until the REPEAT 1/REPEAT ALL/REPEAT ALB disappears from the display. Notes: ­ If the Repeat function is enable, and the Shuffle function is set on, will disable all the Repeat play modes. ­ If the Repeat function is enable, and the Stop button is pressed, will disable all the Repeat play modes. ­ In programme mode, you can only select Repeat 1 or Repeat All function. 15 point 2 pg 001-026/MC5037/21-Eng 15 6/8/01, 1:41 PM English Shuffle CD / VCD / MP3-CD VIDEO CD 2 VCD TUNER TAPE OSD 1 PROGRAM RECORD Å Ñ É Å â SLEEP STOP à á Ç 1 4 7 0 NTSC/PAL 2 5 8 +10 PBC 3 6 9 MUTE H REPEAT 2 If the menu consists of a list of titles, you can select a sequence directly Press digits 0 ­ 9, +10 on the remote control to select your choice. The VCD starts playing of the selected sequence automatically. This feature allows you to scan through a VCD for a quick review. PBC mode must be switched off. 1 2 2 Press VIEW on the remote control. On TV screen, 9 pictures will be displayed. To view the previous/next page, press S or T. The first 20 seconds of each track will be played. To exit review mode, press digits 0 ­ 9, +10 to playback the desired track or 2Å to play the current selected track. Note: ­ If the disc is AVCD disc and there're no video tracks on the same viewed page, cannot use the direct digital key to play the track. A-B repeat This feature is also applicable to audio CD (except for MP3-CD). To Play a certain scene or passage of the disc repeatedly. 1 2 3 Press A-B on the remote control during playback to mark the start point of the chosen scene or passage. "A=" will appear on the display. Press A-B again to mark the end of the chosen scene or passage. "A=B" will appear on the display. [. . . ] ­ Check if the disc is inserted upside down. ­ Wait until the moisture condensation at the lens has cleared. ­ Replace or clean the disc, see "Maintenance". ­ Use a readable disc or correct recorded format MP3-CD. [. . . ]