TOSHIBA SD2705
Instrukcja Serwisowa

26 ADVANCED OPERATION PAGE 27

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Changing Subtitle Language Viewing Multi Angle Discs

It is possible change the subtitle language to a SUBTITLE Some DVDs may contain scenes which have been Press ANGLE during playback. 1 language one selected at the initial shot simultaneously from a variety of different angles. When no subtitles are available, �OFF� will be setup. (See page 33 for further info.) displayed instead of the language number. You can view each of these different angles using the This operation functions only on discs that include ANGLE button. (The recorded angles differ depending Number of angle multiple subtitle languages. on the disc used.) being played back is displayed.
OFF
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2theuntilrepeatedlyANGLEPress
desired angle is selected. Press SUBTITLE repeatedly until the 2
The number corresponding to the subtitle language being played back is displayed.

desired 2 language is selected.

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Notes

� In some cases, the subtitle language is not changed to For your reference

selected one immediately. � The ANGLE indicator will blink in the DVD display

� When a disc supporting closed captioned data is played, 1 ENG window during scenes recorded at different angles as

subtitle and the closed caption data may overlap an indication that angle switching is possible. each other on TV screen. In this case, turn subtiThe angle number can be programmed beforehand; the � tle off. angle will switch to selected number when the

� When a desired language can not be selected even after To eliminate the On Screen Subtitles. ANGLE indicator blinks.

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Note
� This function only works for discs that include scenes

pressing button several times, the language is not Press SUBTITLE repeatedly to select OFF at step 2. available on the disc.

� When power turned on or the disc is removed,

subtitles will appear in language selected at the initial setting. If this language is not recorded on disc, the disc�s priority language appears.

recorded from multiple angles.

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Producing a 3D Surround Effect
This unit can produce a Surround effect, using 3D Press GUI DISPLAY during playback. 1 Surround Sound technology, which simulates multi-chanIt is possible to change the audio soundtrack language � DVD

Changing Audio Soundtrack Language

(or encoding method, channel number) to a different Press AUDIO during play. nel audio playback from two conventional stereo speaklanguage from one selected at initial setup. ers instead of the five or more speakers normally Number of the audio soundtrack language being played back. only on which multiple audio soundtrack theatre. This feature works DVD discs encoded with 1 ENG

1 2 Press D / E to select SOUND item.
6 CH It may be possible to change the audio channel in D languages are included. Pro Logic and Dolby Digital audio tracks. NORM.

(See page 33 for further info.) This operation works required listen to multi-channel audio from a home

case of audio CD.

AUDIO 3 Press F / G repeatedly until the desired 2 desired language (or encoding method, sound is selected.

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2 FRE 6 CH 3D SUR

channel number) selected. Each time this button is pressed, the icon

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display changes.

1 Press AUDIO during playback. Notes
This 3D Surround effect may be available on some � When the desired language is not selected even after
STER. pressing AUDIO button several times, the language DVD discs, including those recorded with a mono audio

is not available on the disc. soundtrack.

When power turned on or disc is removed, � Turn off the TV sound and other surround

2 Press AUDIO repeatedly until the effects when using this 3D surround effect. language heard is one selected at the initial setup.
position should be 8� to 10� away from the speakers.

If this language not mastered on disc, the desired sound selected. � For best 3D Surround effect using only two speakers it is language available on disc will heard. recommended that the two speakers be positioned

� Some discs may not respond Audio feature. approximately 8� to 10� apart, and the listening LEFT