User manual PEEKTON PK 6700 HDMI

[. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures : Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ] A DVD disc that does not match the region code cannot be played by this player. To return to the disc's Main Menu, press the MENU button on the remote. This DVD player will play Region 1 DVDs only 12 Function Buttons Power ON / OFF To switch the player between power on and off mode: Press POWER button on front panel or the remote control. Note: (Always) remove the disc and switch off the player after use Open/Close Disc Tray To open and close the disc tray: Press EJECT button on the remote or EJECT button on the front panel Play, Pause, Step, Stop Functions Press ENTER/ PLAY button to play the disc Press PAUSE button to pause, note that the picture is now "frozen" or in Still frame mode. Press ENTER/ PLAY to resume normal playback. Press STOP button to stop in two modes: a) Press Once : The DVD will stop and you can . . . . . resume where you left off by pressing PLAY b) Press Twice : The DVD will stop and you lose the . . . . . resume function. (Disc Will NOT resume, press PLAY button to start the disc from the beginning) PAUSE STOP 13 Function Buttons - continued Skip Forward/Backward Press Press to skip forward (chapters) to skip backward (chapters) Player will not advance or reverse during "WARNING" section of any disc. Search Forward/Backward Press to search forward Repeat pressing the button to change search speed Press to search backward Repeat pressing the button to change search speed Player will not advance or reverse during "WARNING" section of any disc. Slow Forward Press SLOW to play slow forward Repeat pressing the button to change slow forward speed. Press PLAY button to resume normal playback NOTE: The unit is muted during slow mode 14 Function Buttons - continued Select an item in the Menu In the Disc menu or Setup Press cursor button(s) to move between listed content. Press ENTER/ PLAY to confirm a selection. Press CLEAR to cancel an entry. On Screen Display Menu Press DISPLAY button to switch the OSD screen on or off while the disc is playing to get more detailed playback information. This will provide you with current information about the disc you are playing. elapsed time of play, remaining time of track, elapsed chapter/track time, remaining chapter/track time. There are different OSD indicators for different disc formats: DVD, CD, MP3, WMA and Picture CD. Disc / Title Menu Disc Menu is a DVD disc feature, allowing users to select content on screen. NOTE: Certain DVD discs may not respond to the "TITLE" functions. 15 Function Buttons - continued GOTO a desired selection This function does NOT apply to MP3 or WMA Press the GOTO button to play at a desired Title, Chapter or Time. DVD Disc Press the GOTO button select GOTO mode. Press the button again to resume normal audio output. Volume Up/Down While playing back a disc, Press the VOLUME button - or + to adjust the volume output Volume level will display on screen. Shuffle Play Press SHUFFLE button To shuffle play a disc in a random order. Press STOP button twice To cancel the function and back to normal mode. NOTE: A single track disc cannot be shuffled. 21 What is MP3? This player is compatible with the following disc formats: DVD CD-DA CD-MP3 CD-WMA Kodak Picture CD CD-R / CD-RW* ATTENTION: Due to unforeseen software compatibility issues, certain forms of disc media may not playback properly. MP3, WMA, JPEG files. About MP3 Tips for making a good MP3 CD on your computer: * Using a good quality CD-RW disc, CD-R is recommended. Up to 650 MB (74-minute CD) or 700 MB (80-minute CD) of MP3 files can be recorded. * MP3 is data and not WAV information as such Mode 1 must be selected when compiling and burning your discs. Multi-session recordings are not recognized and will not be play on this unit. * Select Data CD Project (software user inter face), file system should comply with the standard of ISO 9660 or Joliet. OR select MP3 CD Project for convenience operation * Finalize the CD after it is burned. MP3 (MPEG 1, Audio Layer 3) is a digital audio format for quick downloading files that sound similar in performance to CDs. MP3 uses entropy encoding to reduce the number of redundant sounds in an audio signal to a minimum. It takes music from a CD and reduces it by a factor of 12, with no noticeable loss of quality. Whereas a typical CD holds only 74 minutes of music you can store over 130 songs. [. . . ] Verify the connection from the DVD audio output to the TV or receiver audio input. Damaged S connector (bent pin), check for bent pins on your SVideo cable. A small amount of picture distortion may appear because of a poor quality video/sound transfer to disc. This is especially true of some discs manufactured between 1997-1998. . [. . . ]