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Nº51 Media Player Basic Operation
17. random
Switches between different random modes for the currently playing
disc. Available modes are dependent upon the disc type. For more
information, see “Random” on page 4-11.
18. repeat
Switches between different repeat modes for the currently playing
disc. Available modes are dependent upon the disc type. For more
information, see “Repeat” on page 4-12.
19. video
Switches video output on and off.
20. ratio
Switches video zoom ratios between Normal, Widescreen, Fill and Fill
+ Wide. For more information, see “zoom ratio” on page 4-5.
21. number buttons
(0-9)
Activates playback at a specific location on the disc.
• When a disc is loaded and the disc menu is closed, pressing a
number button activates playback at the selected title, chapter
or track number.
• To enter values 10 and above, press the first digit button and
within 3 seconds press the second digit. For instance, entering a
value of 14 requires a button sequence of 1 and 4.
• To enter values for 1 to 9, press the digit and then press the
enter button or wait 3 seconds.
For more information, see “Disc Menu Navigation” on page 4-2.
22. intens
Cycles through the front-panel display intensity levels, allowing
adjustment for varying ambient lighting conditions. Available
intensity levels include 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% and Off. When “Off”
is selected, the display lights for a few seconds whenever a setting is
changed.
23. slow forward &
slow reverse
When the media player is paused, playing at normal speed, or in
slow reverse, pressing the slow button scans forward through the
loaded disc in slow speed.
When the media player is paused, playing at normal speed, or in
slow forward, pressing the slow reverse ( ) button scans through the
loaded disc in reverse direction at 2x speed.
Repeatedly pressing the slow forward ( ) button increases the scan
speed through the following speeds: 1/16x, 1/8x, 1/4x and 1/2x.
When slow forward or slow reverse is pressed, an indicator appears
in the on-screen display. For more information, see “Slow Search
(slow fwd/rev)” on page 4-8.