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UDP-89 User Manual Version 2.0www.hhb.co.uk
Additional Features
Search
The UDP-89’s Search function provides a method of quickly
locating to any point on the disc and commencing playback from
there. The location point is entered in standard hh:mm:ss
format (hours, minutes and seconds) and may be either the
track/chapter time or the disc time.
The Search function is entered
with the SEARCH button on the
remote control unit. (Note there
is no alternative front panel
control for this function.)
A pop-up window appears on the on-screen display,
superimposed on the current image. This contains various data
fields into which track numbers or times may be entered using
the 0-9 numeric keys. The fields offered depend on disc type and
also transport mode.
Search
Title ---
Chapter ---
Time --:--:--
a) DVD Search
Search
Track ---
Time --:--:--
Disc Time --:--:--
b) CD Search in Play and Pause
Search
Track ---
Disc Time --:--:--
c) CD Search in Stop
Above are shown the Search mode on-screen windows with (a)
DVDs, (b) CDs in Play and Pause Modes and (c) CDs in Stop
Mode. The field at the top of the list will be selected, indicated
by a yellow border. Data can be entered into this field by using
the numeric keys. Alternative fields can be selected by using the
UP and DOWN cursor keys on the remote control unit (or front
panel ).
Locating to a CD Track or DVD Title or
Chapter
Move the yellow border to the Track field (CDs) or Title* or
Chapter field (DVDs) with the UP/DOWN cursor keys. Enter the
number of the Track, Title or Chapter using the 0-9 numeric
keys on the remote control unit and press MARK/ENTER .
The disc will locate to the start of the selected Track, Title or
Chapter and playback will immediately commence from there.
The Search window closes.
Note: Many commercial DVD-Vs only contain one Title
constituting the main programme material.
Locating to a time point
Move the yellow border to the Time (CDs or DVDs) or Disc Time
(CDs only) field. Enter the locate time in hours, minutes and
seconds using the 0-9 numeric keys on the remote control unit
and press MARK/ENTER. The disc will locate to this time point
and playback will immediately commence from there.
The Time field displayed for DVDs and the Disc Time field
displayed for CDs both refer to the total Title or disc time, and
thus the time point located to using these fields will be relative to
“time zero” at the start of the disc’s programme material.
The Time field displayed for CDs when a track is in Play or Pause
Modes refers to the duration of the currently selected track
only. A time entered in this field will be relative to the start of the
current track.
If the time of the required locate point is less than one hour
(01:00:00), only minutes and seconds need to be entered;
similarly for locate points less than one minute (00:01:00), only
the seconds need to be entered. However, trailing zeroes must
be entered when the locate time is an exact number of minutes
(or indeed, hours).
Examples:
LOCATE TIME (hh:mm:ss) KEYSTROKES
00:02:35 2, 3, 5, MARK/ENTER
00:04:00 4, 0, 0, MARK/ENTER
01:15:36 1, 1, 5, 3, 6, MARK/ENTER
01:00:00 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, MARK/ENTER
00:00:20 2, 0, MARK/ENTER
Search may be exited at any time with a second press of
SEARCH.