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USER MANUAL KH 6524 SILVERCREST

DVD Player Operating instructions

. Operating components

. Setting up of the DVD player

7.3 Replacing the batteries ..… 4

8. Connecting the DVD player to a television 4

8.1 Connecting to a television via ScartCable/RGB ..… 5 8.2 Connecting to a television via S-Video 5 8.3 Connection to a television via video input [Composite Video) 8.4 Connecting via component signal (YPbPr/YUV] …

8.5 Connecting to a television via HDMI

9.1 Requirements for the connection of a HiFi system

9. Connecting audio components to the DVD player 6 6

9.2 Connecting digital audio components via digital cables .…

9.3 Connecting audio components via an analogue cable

9.4 Connecting the headphones 7 10. OSD menu settings 8 10.1 Using the OSD Menu 8 10.2 Setup menu GENERAL... ..8 10.3 Setup menu AUDIO . 9

10.4 Setup menu DOLBY ... 10.5 Setup menu VIDEO 10.6 Setup menu PREFERENCE

11. Initial operation of the DVD player 12

11.1 Switching the DVD player on/off 12 11.2 Inserting the DVD 11.3 Inserting memory cards/USB memory sticks with MP3/WMA/ MPEG4/JPEG data. .

11.4 Removing memory cards/USB memory sticks

12. Playing back DVDs, VCDs or S-VCDs

12.1 Features during playback of a DVD, VCD or S-VCD

13. Playback of JPEG-Photo CD/WMA/MP3/MPEG4 18

14. CD Ripping function 19 15. Cleaning of the DVD player 19 16. Disposal 19 17. Troubleshooting 20 18. Glossary / Key Word Index 21 19. Warranty and Service 22 20. Importer 22

Read these operating instructions carefully before using the device for the first time and preserve this manual for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the device at a future date.

DVD PLAYER KH6524/25 2. intended use

This documentation is copyright protected. The SilverCrest KH 6524/25 DVD player is intended exclusively for stationary Any duplication and/or reproduction, whelly or partially including extracts use in enclosed spaces. The device is intended exclusively for private,

as well as the reproducing of illustrations also in modified form is only permit non-commercial use.

ted with written agreement from the manufacturer. The device is intended for use as a home entertainment device.

No liability/warranty will be accepted for damages that result from improper

This device conforms regarding compliance to the basic requirements and other relevent provisions of the low-voltage directive 2006/95/EC, the EMV directive 2004/108/EC as well as the Ecological design directive 2009/125/EC (Ordinance 1275/2008] Supplement Il, Number 1].

TV standard: PAL/NTSC Operating temperature: +5 - +40°C Humidity: 5 - 90% [no condensation] Measurements

Decoder: MPEG Dolby Digital (AC-3)

DTS only possible with additional extemal decoder D/A converter: 24 Bit / 96 kHz USB port Readable

USB memory sticks: USB1.1 and 2.0 up to a capacity of 4 GB Max. current output: 100 mA Memory card slot Readable memory cards: SD (2 GB no SDHC), MS/MSPro (4 GB),

MMC (4 GB] Headphones output Jackplug: 3,5 mm Maximum

Additional formats: Regional code:

MP Xvid, JPEG (Foto-CD)

use of the device or from unauthorised reconstruction!

Infrared remote control

. Operating components

DVD player front panel

Display (with standby LED and IR sensor for remote control) OPEN/CLOSE À button

Memory card slot for SD/MMC/MS and MSPro cards

. DVD player rear panel

SCART: Scart/RGB output

FL/FR: Output for front, left and right audio channels SL/SR: Output for rear, left and right audio channels SW: Output for bass audio channel

EN: Output for front and centre audio channels COAXIAL: Coaxial audio output

AUDIO L/R: Left and right audio outputs

DISPLAY: Superimpose disc information

SKIP FWD D! Chapter skip forwards

PROG: Access he programme function

Battery compartiment [on the rear panel)

PBC: PBC function activate/deactivate (VCD, SVCD only) USB: Change between disc playback and USB/card playback STEP: Individual frame playback

L/R/ST: Set ihe audio channel

MUTE X : Switch the sound on/off

REPEAT: Set the repeat function

ANGLE: Change the camera perspective

SETUP: Access the OSD menu

G0T0:Access titles, chapters and time direct select menus

STANDBY (D: Switch the device to standby mode

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5. Setting up of the DVD player

6. Safety instructions

1. Carefully remove the DVD player and the supplied accessories from the packing.

2. Remove the protective foil from the display.

3. Place the DVD player on a flat, even and firm base. Do not subject the device to any external heat or moisture source. Make sure that the device has sufficient ventilation on all sides. Do not place any television directly on top ofthe DVD player.

Do not plug the DVD player into an electrical outlet at this time. Wait until you have connected the DVD player to a television set.

In the event that you wish to change the type of video or audio connection you must first pull the power plug from the power socket! Otherwise the DVD player and possibly equipment connected to it could become irreparably damaged through voltage peak strikes!

+ This device is not intended for use by individuals [including children] with restricted physical, physiological or intellectual abilities or deficiences in experience and/or knowledge unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or receive from this person instruction in how the device is to be used.

+ Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.

+ To avoid unintentionally switching on the device pull the power cord from the mains supply after use and before cleaning.

+ Check the device and all parts for visible damages. The safety concept can work only if the device is in a fauliless condition.

+ The power plug must always be easily accessible, so that the device can be quickly disconnected from the mains in the event of an emergency.

À Risk of electrical shocks!

+ Connect the device only to correcily installed and earthed mains sockets. Ensure that the rating of the local power supply tallies completely with the details given on the rating plate of the device.

+ Arrange for defective power plugs and/or cables to be replaced at once by qualified technicians or our Customer Service Department.

+ Arrange for customer service to repair or replace connecting cables and/or devices that are not funclioning properly or have been damaged.

+ Never immerse the device in water. Wipe it only with a slightly damp cloth.

+ Do not expose the device to rain and never use it in a humid or wet environment.

+ Ensure that the power cable never becomes wet during operation.

+ You must not open the housing or repair the device yourself.

Should you do so, device safety can no longer be assured and the warranty will become void.

+ Protect the device against drip and spray water. Do not place any waterilled vessels (e.g. flower vases] on the device.

À Risk of fre! + Do not use the device in the vicinity of hot surfaces. + Do not locate the device in places exposed to direct sunlight. If you do, it may overheat and become irreparably damaged. + Do not leave the device unattended when in use. + Never cover the ventilation slots of the device while it is being used. + Do not place any open sources of fire, like candles, on he device.

+ Keep children away from the connecting cable and the device. Children frequently underestimate the dangers of electrical equipment.

+ Ensure that the device stands with a safe and secure positioning.

+ Do not operate the device if it has sustained a fall or is damaged. Arrange for the device to be checked and/or repaired by qualified technicians.

+ Batteries/ battery cells are potentially fatal if swallowed. Store batteries out of the reach of children. If a battery is swallowed medical assistance must be sought immediately.

+ Also, store the packaging foils well away from children. There is a risk of suffocation.

À Danger! Laser radiation! This device is fitted with a ,Class 1 Laser”. + Never open the device. + Never attempt fo repair the device + There is invisible laser radiation inside the device. Do not expose yourself to the laser beam.

Some aggressive furniture finishes can have a destructive influence on the device's rubber feet. If necessary, place the device on a nonslip pad.

À Thunderstorms! Equipment connected to a power supply can be damaged during a thunderstorm. You should therefore always pull the power plug from the power socket when there is a storm.

À Notice regarding electrical power surges (EFT / electrical fast transient) and electrostatic discharges: In the case of malfunction due to an electrical fast transient (power surge) and/or electrostatic discharge, the device must be returned to default seHings in order to re-establish normal operation. The power supply may have to be disconnected and then reconnected. The batteries (if present) must be removed and then reinsertedl

À Notice regarding disconnection from mains-power The POWER switch does not completely disconnect the device from

the power network. Additional, the device consumes power when in standby-mode. To completely disconnect the device from mains-power, the power plug MUST be removed from the wall socket.

À Information regarding the handling of batteries The remote control is operated by batteries.

For the safe handling of batteries please observe the following safety information:

À Danger exists from uses other than those intended!

+ Do notthrow the batteries into a fire.

+ Do not short circuit the batteries.

+ Do not attempt to recharge the batteries.

+ Regularly check the condition of the battery. Leaking battery acid can cause permanent damage to the device. When handling a damaged or leaking battery special care should be taken. Danger from acid burns! Wear protective gloves.

+ Clean the battery compartment and the battery contacts with a dry cloth.

+ Siore batteries out of reach of children. When swallowed seek immediate medical attention.

+ Remove the batteries from the device if you do not intend to use the device for an extended period of time.

+ Never open batieries, never solder or weld batteries.

The risk of explosions and injuries exists!

No liability/warranty will be considered for damage to the DVD player caused by the effects of moisture, water penetration or overheating!

7.1 Inserting the baïteries

T. Open the battery compartiment on the rear of the remote control.

2. Place the two supplied batteries type AAA (micro cells) into the battery compartment. Make sure that the batteries are inserted in accordance With the correct polarity.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover.

7.2 Using the remote control

In order to guarantee faultless operation when using the remote control.

+ Always point the remote control, during use, directely at the DVD player

+ Make sure that there are no obstructions between the remote control and the DVD player that will hinder reception.

+ When using the remote control place yourself not more than 5 metres from the DVD player

otherwise interferences can occur during operation of the DVD player functions

With the remote control.

7.3 Replacing the batteries

IFthe operation of the DVD player via the remote control does not function

properly or does not function at all the batteries must be replaced

+ Always renew all batteries in order to return the remote control to its full performance ability.

8. Connecting the DVD player to a television

After setting up the DVD player, you can now connect it to a television.

The DVD player can be connected to televisions which operate with the PAL and NTSC standards.

IF you want to use the DVD player on a television with the NTSC standard you must change the video setting in the DVD players "OSD menu". There PAL is set as the television standard at the factory. Depending on the televisions equipment there are different methods of connecting the DVD player to it, these are explained as follows.

8.1 Connecting to a television via ScartCable/RGB

Connecting the DVD player to a television with a Scart cable via the RGB input offers a high quality connection. Select this connection variation in the case of televisions equipped with an RGB input. lf you are not sure if the television is equipped with an RGB input then you can check this by consulting the television's instruction manual.

+ Connectthe jack inscribed with SCART to a television Scart socket by using the supplied Scart cable.

+ For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.

+ Inthe OSD menu select under the VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/RGB or S-VIDEO menus.

menu". 8.2 Connecting to a television via S-Video

For this type of connection the television must have available an S-Video input and two audio "IN" cinch sockets. If you are not sure ifthe television is equipped with S-Video and/or cinch sockets you can check this by consulting the television's instruction manual.

For this connection variant you will need:

+ an audio cinch cable (not supplied)

+ an Swvideo cable [not supplied) These can be obtained from your dealer. To connect the DVD player to a television via S-video:

+ Connectthe jack inscribed with S-VIDEO to a television S-Video socket using an S-Video cable.

+ Connect the audio output sockets AUDIO L/R on the rear panel of the DVD player via an audio cinch cable to the corresponding audio inputs on the television. Make sure that the red and white colour markings correspond.

+ For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.

+ Inthe OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/ S-VIDEO .

8.3 Connection to a television via video input

(Composite Video) For this connection variant the television must be equipped with Audio/Video cinch sockets (Composite Video). In order to connect the DVD player to a television via Composite Video you will need + an audio/video RCA cinch cable (supplied)

+ Connect the yellow marked video socket with the yellow VIDEO socket on the television.

+ Connect the audio output sockets AUDIO L/R on the rear panel ofthe DVD player to the corresponding audio inputs on the television. Make sure that the colour markings yellow, red and white correspond.

+ For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.

+ Inthe OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/ S-VIDEO.

8.4 Connecting via component signal (YPbPr/YUV)

This connection variant is only possible with very high grade televisions, 1CD/Plasma screens or Video projectors.

Check with the instruction manual of the corresponding playback device to see if this connections variant is available. lis possible that additional playback device settings may have to be implemented.

The so called "Component signal" is put out via the YPbPr socket of the DVD player. Component signals are available in the form of the so called "YUV" signal (Half image) as well as in the form of the so called "YPbPr" signal {Full image/Progressive scan].

The cable connections are the same in both cases; YPbPr-signal for Progressive Scan however can only be used ifthe television (or Video projector), to which you want to connect the DVD player, is capable of Progressive Scan. If you are not sure whether the television [or Video projector], to which you want to connect the DVD player is capable of Progressive Scan and has cinch sockets available then you can check this by consulting the television's [or Video projectors's) instruction manual.

GD For boih variations - "YPbPr" and "YUV'"- you will need

+ an audio cinch cable (not supplied)

+ an YUV cable {not supplied] These can be obtained from your dealer. On the rear panel of the DVD player you will find the connection sockets

Connecting the DVD player via component signal:

+ Connect the sockeis Y (green), Pb/Cb (blue] and Pr/Cr (red) with the corresponding sockets on the television.

+ Connect the audio output sockets AUDIO L/R on the rear panel of the DVD player to the corresponding audio inputs on the television with an audio cinch cable.

Make sure that the red and white colour markings correspond.

+ For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel.

+ Inthe OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/VIDEO OUTPUT/YUV.

8.5 Connecting to a television via HDMI This connection variant is only possible with very high grade televisions, 1CD/Plasma screens or Video projectors

Check with the instruction manual of the corresponding playback device to see if this connections variant is available. lt is possible that additional play- back device settings may have to be implemented. For this type of connection you will need the HDMI cable (supplied);

Connecting the DVD player via HDMI:

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+ Connect the jack inscribed with "HDMI" using a HDMI cable to the corresponding socket on the television. + For playback select the matching channel on your television Check with

the television's instruction manual on how you can set the AV channel. + Inthe OSD menu select the menu option VIDEO/HDMI Setup/ON.

9. Connecting audio components to the DVD player

Besides sound playback of DVDs, VCDs/S-VCDs and audio and MP3-CDs via the speaker of the television, to which the DVD player is connected, sound can also be played back via external audio components such as a HiFi system, Dolby digital/DTS receiver or a surround sound system.

9.1 Requirements for the connection of a ystem

In order to enjoy a full sound experience when playing DVDs with the DVD

player you can connect a HiFi system to the player. Before connecting check

With the HiFi system's instruction manual to verify...

+ ifthe HiFi system is suitable for connection to a DVD player.

+ ifthe HiFi system is equipped with cinch sockets; if yes, you can connect the HiFi system to the DVD player via cinch cables.

Connecting a HiFi system:

+ Connect the audio output sockets AUDIO L/R on the rear panel of the DVD player to the corresponding audio inputs on the HiFi system with an audio cinch cable. Make sure that the red and white colour markings correspond.

+ Check with the instruction manual which settings on the HiFi system may be necessary in order to reproduce sound via the HiFi system during the playback of a DVD, VCD/S-VCD, audio or MP3-CD from the DVD player.

For an optimal sound experience place your HiFi system's loud speakers to the left and to the right of the television, on which you connected the DVD player.

IF you connected the DVD player to the television via a Scart cable the audio signal will be transmitted via the cinch cable to your HiFi system as well as via the Scart cable to the television. In this case, set the volume of the television to the lowest value.

9.2 Connecting digital audio components via digital cables

In order to enjoy sound playback throughout the room from correspondingly equipped DVDs (recognizable by the Dolby Digital or DTS logos}, you can connect the DVD player to a digital audio component, for example, a Dolby

Digital or DTS receiver or a suitable surround sound system.

The cables necessary for the following described connection variations can be obtained from your dealer.

Firstly check with the digital component's instruction manual to see if it allows for connection to the DVD player...

+ via a coaxial cable

+ or via an optical cable.

Connection via coaxial cable To connect the DVD player to a digital audio component with a digital coaxial

cable: + Connect the "COAXIAL' inscribed plug to the corresponding socket on the digital audio component.

Connecting via optical cable

To connect the DVD player to a digital audio component with an optical cable:

+ Remove the protective plug from the "OPTICAL" inscribed socket on the rear panel of the DVD player and insert the optical cable plug.

+ Insert the plug at the other end ofthe optical cable in the corresponding socket of the digital audio component.

The optical cable is a glass fibre cable and must not be bent during installation. Otherwise the glass fibre contained in the cable could break and the cable would become unusable.

Make sure that no dirt can enter into the optical cable socket. This could cause signal interference. Always insert the protective plug into the socket if no optical cable is connected.

9.3 Connecting audio components via an analogue cable If a digital input is not available on the audio component you can connect the DVD player to it via conventional analogue cinch cables.

To connect the DVD player with analogue cables:

+ Plug a cinch cable into each of the sockets FL (front left channel), FR (front right channel), SL {rear left channel), SR (rear right channel), CEX [front centre channel) and SW (Bass) on the rear panel ofthe DVD player.

+ Insert the cinch cables into the corresponding analogue inputs of the audio component.

9.4 Connecting the headphones

The headphones output is located on the front panel of the DVD player.

+ Plugthe 3.5 mm headphones jackplug into the headphones output. The audio output also continues to come out via the television set.

Listening to music with headphones for long periods and at high volume levels can lead to hearing damage!

10. OSD menu settings

All of the DVD player's settings can be made with the remote control via the so called "On Screen Display" menu ("OSD menu" for short]. The OSD Menu will be superimposed on the television screen

In these instructions the English OSD menu is described. At any time you can set the menu to your country's language as described in "GENERAL > OSD LANGUAGE".

DOLBY | VIDEO |PREFERENCE]

Before you use the DVD player for the first time for playback of DVDs,

VCDs/S-VCDs or audio/MP3-CDs you must implement a few settings via the

OSD Menu. These settings are dependent amongst others on.

+ the language, in which you want the OSD menu to be displayed

+ which TV standard correspondks to the television, to which you want to connect the DVD player

+ Which image format your television can display

Administering seHings via the OSD menu

+ First insert the connector plug of the DVD player's power cord into a power socket.

+ To switch the DVD player on activate the POWER switch on the rear panel of the DVD player. IFthe DVD player is already switched on but is in standby mode, press the button © STANDBY on the remote control to switch the DVD player on. The standby mode is identified by the LED in ihe display on the front panel of the device

The device will check to see if a disc is inserted. The SilverCrest logo appears

on the television screen:

I no disc is inserted the notification NO DISC appears on the television

screen and in the display. + Firstly please familiarize yourself with the OSD Menu's operation by means of the following brief introduction

10.1 Using the OSD Menu + To access the DVD players OSD menu press the SETUP button on the remote control. The OSD Menu with its menu options will appear on the television

DOLBY | VIDEO |PREFERENCE]

The following menu options can be selected

GENERAL, AUDIO, DOLBY, VIDEO and PREFERENCE

+ Withihe control buttons 4 » 4 + and the ENTER button you can carry out all the settings in the menu

+ Withthe control buttons 4 + you can select a menu by moving the yellow marking onto the corresponding menu symbol

+ Withihe control buttons 4 + you select an input in a menu by moving the green bar over an input

+ Withihe control button + you change an input in the sub menu and with the control button 4 you move back to the previous menu level

+_ To confirm a selection press the ENTER button. All navigation possibilities in a current menu are displayed at the lower edge ofthe menu

+_ To exit the OSD menu press the SETUP button again.

10.2 Setup menu GENERAL In this menu you can, for example, set the image presentation or the language ofthe OSD menu

DOLBY | VIDEO |PREFERENCE]

The menu option TV DISPLAY is only selectable when the HDMI output is deactivatedl.

-4:3/PANSCAN Select this setting to display broadcasts in the usual 4:3 format on a 4:3 television set. Broadcasts in the 16:9 format Will be displayed in full screen without the distracting bars although the side edges of the image will be trimmed.

-4:3/LETTERBOX Display of a film in 16:9 format on a traditional 4:3 format television. The image is displayed with black bars on the lower and upper edges of the screen

-16:9 This setting is recommended when using a wide screen

television in 16:9 format. An image in 4:3 format will be

adapted horizontally to the image widih.

-Wide Squeeze An image in 4:3 format will be presented with black bars

on the right and left edges.

-ON If scenes are recorded on a DVD in different perspectives this will automatically be signified by a camera symbol displayed on the television screen. Press the ANGLE button on the remoie control to display the various perspectives.

-OFF Deactivate function. No symbol appears on the television screen.

OSD LANGUAGE Here you set the language, in which the OSD Menu will be shown on the

-ON Select this seting if by every playback of a DVD the subtitle {if present) is to be automatically displayed on the television screen.

-OFF Select this setting to manually activate the subtitle.

The subtitles can also be set, during playback, with the SUBTITLE button.

-ON Screen saver activated. The screen saver will now switch on when the playback is stopped and no activity takes place for several minutes.

-OFF Deactivate function.

-ON Select this setting to playback a disc from the previously halted position after removal and reinsertion.

-OFF Deactivate function. The disc playback starts back at the begining after removing and then reinserting.

the DVD player is turned off with the POWER switch the saved position will not be preserved.

10.3 Setup menu AUDIO In this OSD menu you can, for example, carry out settings for the analogue as well as the digital audio outputs.

GENERAL ANALOG AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO CHANNEL DELAY EQUALIZER

3D PROCESSING ANALOG AUDIO DOWNMIX IF you use the analogue 5.1 output in this menu you can carry out the appropriate setings.

AT/RT Only the left and right channels at the sockets FL and FR will put out signals. -STEREO A stereo sound will be put out. Select this setting if you are

not using the analogue 5.1 outpuis. The menu options CENTER SPEAKER and REAR SPEAKER are then not requi- red and therefore inactive.

-3D SURROUND Select this seing to produce a virtual surround effect from a stereo or multi channel sound.

-5.1 CH Select this setting to activate the analogue 5.1 outputs.

FRONT SPEAKER, CENTER SPEAKER, REAR SPEAKER and SUBWOOFER In these menu inpuis you can activate/deactivate the individual speaker types

Large Select this setting if the diameter of the speaker membrane is greater than 12 cm.

-Small Select this seing for smaller speakers.

-OFF Deactivate sound output for these types of speakers

The menu input FRONT SPEAKER can not be deactivated since the sound output for the front speakers always remains switched on.

DIALOG In this menu input you can set the dialogue volume (0-20). D.R.C. (Dynamic Range Control]

This function sets the level of the dynamic range for motion picture soundiracks

which are optimised for Dolby Digital. The function is particularly useful when listening to surround sound with a low volume level.

-ON Function activated

-OFF Function deactivated.

-AUTO Function (if available) is automatically activated

DIGITAL AUDIO DIGITAL OUTPUT In this menu input you can set the SPDIF output signal.

-SPDIF / OFF No digital audio signal is being put out at the sockets COAXIAL or OPTICAL.

-SPDIF/RAW The crude data ofthe Dolby Digital sound is put out.

-SPDIF /PCM Selectthe setting PCM (Pulse Code Modulation] when there is a connection to a digital amplifier/receiver. Your DVD player transmits, through the PCM signal, the same audio formats that are rendered on the disc. In addition an audio signal will be put out via the sockets FL and FR.

LPCM OUTPUT … Select this input to set the sampling frequency for the processing of the crude data.

-48K: Default setting.

-96k: Only for DVDs with the corresponding sampling frequency.

The LPCM OUTPUT function is only available if you have set the SPDIF audio output signal to PCM.

CHANNEL DELAY Select this menu input to set the channel delay of the individual speakers. With optimal settings the sound reaches your ears simulianeously from all directions.

With the control button + go to the graphics field beside the input.

With the control buttons 4 or + select the speaker.

With the control buttons + 4 you increase/decrease the value in increments of 10 cm. The maximum setable deviation for the CENTER speaker is 170 cm. The maximum setable deviation for the SUBWOOFER and the rear speakers is 510 cm.

Confirm your entry by pressing the ENTER button.

The channel delay is determined by the front speakers therefore these are not selectable.

-SOUND MODE Select this menu input if, when playing back sound, you want to use one of the preset equalizer levels ROCK, POP, LIVE, DANCE, TECHNO, CLASSIC or SOFT. To deactivate this function select the input OFF.

-BASS BOOST Select the setting ON if you want to boost the playback of the base tone. To deactivate this function select the input OFF. -SUPER BASS Select the setting ON to use the super base sound effect.

In addition playback of the base tone will be boosted. To deactivate this function select the input OFF. -TREBLE BOOST Select the setting ON if you want to boost playback of the

treble sounds. To deactivate this function select the input OFF.

The menu option PRO LOGIC Il can only be selected if he analogue 5.1 outpuis are activated.

-PRO LOGIC II Select the setting ON ifthe process is to be activated all the time. Select the setting AUTO ifthe process is only to be activated when Dolby Pro Logic Il encoded content is located on the playback medium. To deactivate this function select the input OFF. -MODE In this menu you can set the Pro Logic Il process mode. MUSIC: Sound is played back through the speakers without delay. MOVIE: Sound is played back with a delay of 10 ms through the rear speakers. PRO LOGIC: Earlier version of the DOLBY PRO LOGIC processes. AUTO: Automatic setting of the processes [depending on the contents of the playback medium). © Note:

The menu inputs PANORAMA, DIMENSION and CENTER WIDTH serve to fine tune the sound and are only available if you have set he process mode MUSIC.

PANORAMA Select the setting ON to activate this sound enhancement. To deactivate this function select the input OFF.

-DIMENSION Select one of ihe settings SIZE -3 to SIZE 3 to activate this sound enhancement.

-CENTER WIDTH Select one of the setings LEVEL 0-7 to receive a corresponding sound enhancement.

REVERB MODE Select this menu input if you want to use, for sound playback,

one of the preset reverbs CONCERT, LIVING ROOM, HALL, BATHROOM, CAVE, ARENA, or CHURCH. To deactivate this function select the input OFF.

10.4 Setup menu DOLBY In this OSD menu you can carry out settings for the Dolby-Digital output.

DYNAMIC Select this menu input to enable an optimal sound playback with reduced volume. In the seing FULL the louder passages will be surpressed and the softer passages will be played back louder.

-RGB The video signal will be put out in RGB colour format via the SCART connection.

This seing is only active if the HDMI setup is deactivated.

The composite video output on the DVD player is always activated. IFthe selected se#ing deviates from the actual connection variation (apart from composite video) it is possible that no image or a poor image will be displayed on the television screen. In this event press, when playback is stopped, several times the VMODE button on the remote control until the image is displayed properly.

RESOLUTION In this menu input you can set the different resolutions (480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p) for the HDMI output/component video output.

Be aware that for the TV standard PAL a setting with 50 Hz and for the TV standard NTSC a setting with 60 Hz must be selected.

COLOR SETTING In this menu input you can implement the settings, for example, for the brighiness, contrast or hue.

-SHARPNESS Select his menu input to set one ofthe predefined sharpness values (HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW).

-BRIGHTNESS With the help of the control buttons 4 h set the brighiness from -20 to +20. Subsequenily press the ENTER button to continue.

-CONTRAST With the help of the control buttons 4 + set the contrast from -16 to +16. Subsequenily press the ENTER button to continue.

-GAMMA Select this menu to set one of the predefined gamma values (HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW or NONE).

HUE With the help of the control buttons 4 + set the hue from - 9 to +9. Subsequently press the ENTER button to continue.

-SATURATION With the help ofthe control buttons 4 set the saturation level from -9 to +9. Subsequenily press the ENTER button to continue.

UMA DELAY Select this menu input to set one of the predefined gamma values (0 Tor 1 T}.

-OFF Select this menu input to deactivate the HDMI output.

Xvid SUBTITLE In this menu input you can set the Xvid subtile language that is to be the standard used when playing back films.

10.6 Setup menu PREFERENCE In this menu you can, for example, carry out the settings for the video output, activate/deactivate the child lock or change the password.

The menu option PREFERENCE is only selectable when playback is completely finished.

GENERAL TVTYPE AUDIO SUBTITLE DISC MENU PARENTAL PASSWORD DEFAULT TV TYPE

-PAL PAL television standard

-NTSC NTSC television standard.

AUDIO In this menu input you can set the language that is to be the standard used when playing back films.

SUBTITLE In this menu input you can set the subiitle language that is

to be the standard used when playing back films.

DISC MENU In this menu input you can set the disc menu language that

is to be the standard used when playing back films. PARENTAL In this menu input you can determine the age restrictions. © Note:

Only a few DVDs have a technical age restriction available. IFthere is no technical age restriction on the DVD your DVD players child lock feature can not be activated. The child lock can only function if it is activated on the DVD player and a corresponding code is available on the inserted DVD.

H you insert a DVD which, according to the child lock, may not be played back a window appears on the screen, in which you must enter your password and confirm with ENTER. Some DVDs and CDs are encoded with encryption signals. In this way DVDs can be divided into eight different approval classes.

Select one of the following approval classes to protect the playback of this media class with a password request:

1 KID SAFE: also suitable for young children

2G: for all age groups

3PG: adult supervision recommended;

4 PG 13: adult supervision strongly recommended; some scenes are not suitable for children under 12

5 PGR: for children under 16; adult supervision recommended

6R: for children under 16; adult supervision strongly recommended

ZNC17: not for teenagers under 18 years of age

8 ADULT: for adults only

If a DVD was encoded with, for example, approval class 7 or 8 and you have an approval class seing between 1 and 6 then a message follows and the password must be entered. Also only parts of the DVD, that is to say certain film scenes, may be encoded with an approval class or various approval classes. + To activate the approval class you must select, in the PARENTAL menu, the desired approval class and enter the password (136900). Confirm your entry by pressing the ENTER button.

PASSWORD In this menu input you can change the factory default password (136900) and assign your own password. Only the numbers 0-9 can be used.

In the event that you forget your new password you can use the factory preset password (136900).

DEFAULT In this menu input you can restore the DVD players factory

11. Initial operation of the DVD player

placed the DVD player in a suitable location + connected the DVD player to a television by one of the designated connection options

connected the DVD player, if desired, to a HiFi or Surround system (analogue/digital) for example a Dolby Digital or DTS receiver

made the remote control ready for operation by inserting the batteries and know how to activate and operate the OSD menu with the remote control

… the DVD player is ready for operation.

11.1 Switching the DVD player on/off

+_ Insert the mains power cable into a properly installed mains power socket.

Place the POWER switch on the rear panel of the device to the ON position. The DVD player is now in standby mode.

With the STANDBY (D button on he remote control or the STANDBY (> button on the device you switch the DVD player on and/or back to the standby

To switch the DVD player off place the POWER switch on the rear panel of the device to the OFF position.

©® Note: The device has no display indicators when it is switched off or in the standby mode. In standby mode the standby LED lights up in the display.

11.2 Inserting the DVD To play a disc with the DVD player: + Switch on your television.

Make sure that the DVD player is ready for operation.

If the television, the DVD player and possibly other connected devices (i.e. an

audio component) are ready for operation and are switched on and the DVD player is connected correcily to the television you will now see the Silvercrest logo on the TV screen

I no disc is inserted into the DVD player's disc tray:

The message NO DISC is displayed on the television screen.

Open the disc tray by pressing the button A OPEN/CLOSE on the remote con- trol or on the front panel of the DVD player. OPEN is displayed on the

Insert the disc in the disc tray with the inscribed/labled side up.

For Iwo-sided discs: The side you would like to play must face down. After you have inserted the disc press the button À OPEN/CLOSE on the re- mote control or on the front panel of the DVD player again to close the disc tray.

The contents of the disc will now be loadedi this may take a few seconds.

In the meantime LOADING is displayed on the television screen.

11.3 Inserting memory cards/USB memory sticks with MP3/WMA/ MPEGA4/JPEG data.

The DVD Player always stars in DVD mode. To read memory cards/USB memory sticks press the USB button on the remote control. The DVD player recognizes the data formats JPEG, MP3, WMA and MPEGA.

In order to insert memory cards of the types SD, MS/MSPro and MMC into the DVD player:

+ Switch on your television.

+ Make sure that the DVD player is ready for operation.

IFthe television, the DVD player and possibly other connected devices i.e. an audio component) are ready for operation and are switched on and the DVD player is connected correcily to the television you will now see the Silvercrest logo on the TV screen

If no disc is inserted into the DVD player's disc tray: The message NO DISC is displayed on the television screen.

+ Slide the memory card into the memory card slot.

Then proceed with the following steps depending on the type of memory

card that you want the device to read.

Always make sure that you insert memory cards into the memory card slot as described hereafter! Under no circumstances bend or buckle the memory card when inserting into the memory card slot! Slide the memory card up to

the stop in the memory card slot, with a light pressure.

Allow the memory card to slide in without force: + Check to make sure that the memory card is one that the DVD player is capable of reading.

Do not attempt to insert memory cards of another type in the memory card slot!

Make sure that you have inserted the memory card into the memory card slot in the correct manner.

Under no circumstances attempt to force the memory card into the memory card slot!

Otherwise the DVD player, memory card and the data on the memory card could be damaged!

Supported memory card types and capacities Memory cards of he types SD (2 GB not SDHC), MS/MSPro (4 GB), MMC (4 GB] can be played back.

Your DVD player can only read storage mediums with several data formats if each folder contains only one data format.

MultiMediaCard- /SecureDigital memory cards (MMC/SD)

Insert the MMC/SD memory cards with the contacts forward and slide them straight into the memory card slot.

With this the side of the memory card, on which the contacts are located must face downwards with the chamfered corner facing to the right.

MemoryStick/memory cards [MS/MSPro) Slide the MS memory card into the memory card slot, level and with the contacts facing forward

With this the side of the memory card, on which the contacts are located must face downwards with the chamfered corner facing to the left.

USB memory sticks (USB)

The DVD player supports USB memory sticks 1.1 and 2.0 up to a capacity of 4GB.

USB memory sticks must be inserted into the USB port.

+ Press the USB button on the remote control. If several memory mediums {USB and memory card) are inserted press, repeatedly, the USB button until the contents of the USB memory stick is displayed. This procedure also applies to particular memory cards.

11.4 Removing memory cards/USB memory sticks

Memory cards/USB Memory sficks should only be removed after the memory

card slot is deactivated. Thus avoiding the possibility of damage or data loss

+ Press the USB button on the remote control to return to the DVD mode. For this a disc must be inserted into the DVD player.

+ You can now remove the memory card/USB memory stick from ihe memory card slot/USB port.

12. Playing back DVDs, VCDs or S-VCDs

To play back a DVD/VCD/S-VCD with the DVD player.

+ Switch on your television.

+ Make sure that the DVD player is ready for operation.

Ithe television, the DVD player and possibly other connected devices (i.e. an audio component) are ready for operation and are switched on and the DVD player is connected correcily to the television you will now see the "Silvercrest" logo on the TV screen

+ Open the disc tray on the front panel of the DVD player by pressing the A OPEN/CLOSE button

OPEN now appears in the display on the front panel ofthe DVD player and

on the television screen

*_ Insert a DVD/VCD/S-VCD disc in the disc tray with the inscribed/labled side up.

+ Press the A OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the disc tray.

CLOSE will appear in the display on the front panel of the DVD player and

on the television screen while the disc tray is closing,

+ _ The contents ofthe inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD will now be loadedi; this

may take a few seconds. In the meantime LOADING blinks in the display

on the front panel of the DVD player and on the television screen:

Playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD starts automatically.

DVDs, VCDs and S-VCDs that you want to playback with the DVD player may possibly have a country code which is printed on the DVD's jacket.

The DVD player can onby playback DVDs/VCDs/SVCDs with fhe country code IFno country code is printed on fhe cover of a DVD/VCD/S-VCD

+ but instead the symbol ], then the DVD/VCD/S-VCD can be played back with the DVD player

+ then the DVD/VCD/S-VCD can possibly not be played back with the DVD player. You can check this by attempting to play back the DVD.

Depending on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD it is possible that the contents ofthe DVD/VCD/S-VCD will not playback immediately, rather first a selection menu appears on the television screen

In this event select the menu option, which will start the playback of the film, with the control buttons 4 + 4 + on the remote control.

+ To start playback of the film press the ENTER button on the remote control or press the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button

In the display on the front panel of the DVD player, the following notices appear:

the number of the currently playing chapter

the played back so far time of the currently playing DVD in minutes and seconds

the number of the currently playing title

the played back so far time ofthe currently playing VCD/S-VCD in minutes and seconds

12.1Features during playback of a DVD, VCD or S-VCD During the playback of a DVD/VCD/S-VCD you can use the following DVD player features.

Pause playback To pause the playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD...

During playback press the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button

11 will now appear in the display on the front panel of the DVD player and

on the television screen.

On the television screen you will see a freeze frame of the scene that has just been halted.

+ To contnue playback of the film press the PLAY/PAUSE » 11 button.

If you have cancelled playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD by pressing the STOP m button once the DVD player automatically saves the position where playback was interrupted. This function is called the "resume function". PRESS PLAY KEY TO CONTINUE appears on the television screen. As soon as you press the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button again playback will continue from the saved position.

Without resume function

If you have cancelled playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD by pressing the STOP m button once and you press the STOP IR button a second time the saved position, at which you interrupted the playback, will be cleared. When you press the PLAY/PAUSE > 11 button again playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD starts from the beginning.

Access the DVD menu (MENU)

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

With many films on DVDs there is a main menu on the disc which, apart from ihe option of playing back the main film, allows you to select from the following contents:

+ the subtille and film dialogue languages

+ direct chapter selection

+ to playback the films bonus material (Background information, "Making of" etc.)

IFsuch a menu is present on the DVD inserted in the DVD player you can access it during playback by pressing the MENU button on the remote control.

You can select particular menu options by pressing the control buttons 4} 4 vonthe remote control.

To confirm the selected menu option press the PLAY/PAUSE 11 button or the ENTER button on the remote control.

To return to playback press the MENU button on the remote control again.

IF you cancel playback by pressing the STOP @ button iwice (Playback stop without resume function] access to the disc's main menu is no longer possible.

Playback Control (PBC) with VCDs/S-VCDs

Many VCDs/S-VCDs have Playback Control (in short "PBC"). Playback Control indicates a main menu that allows operation of several functions of the VCD/S-VCD.

If PCB is available on a VCD/S-VCD inserted in the DVD player you must first aclivate it in order to be able to superimpose the menu.

During playback or when playback is stopped press the MENU button. The message PBC: OFF appears in the display.

Press the MENU button again. The message PBC: ON appears in the display. PBC is now switched on the discs main menu can be accessed with the

MENU or TITLE buttons.

you switch on PBC during playback then it is possible that playback will stop and start again from the beginning and/or with the main menu.

Skip to start of chapter (Skip)

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

With the buttons SKIP FWD Dh and SKIP BWD K4 you can, during playback, within the film on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD …

+ skip forward to the beginning of the next chapter or

+ skip backward to the preceeding chapter

The respectively selected chapter will playback immediately without having to press the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button. The number of the respectively selected chapter will be displayed on the front panel of the DVD player to the left of

the played back so far time.

Title number input via the number buttons

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

Instead of using the Skip function you can also enter the title from within the film on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD direct by entering the title number via the number buttons on the remote control.

+ Forthis, during playback or when playback is stopped, press the number buttons on the remote control corresponding to the title number, for example, the 3 button for the third title.

+ Playback of the entered title number will now start automatically.

Direct chapter or time selection via the Search function (GOTO]

This function may not be available on all DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out functions that are not available the symbol @ will be displayed on the television screen.

Entry of the time position via search function DVD, VCD and SVCD: + During playback press the GOT button on the remote control. The time menu is superimposed on the television screen:

BITRATE 50 IN TITLE ELAPSED 0:00:56

The entry field TITLE is automatically selected first. Press the ENTER button and enter, with the number buttons, the desired title. On DVDs title O1 is most often the main film.

+. Press the navigation button + to select the entry field CHAPTER. Press the ENTER button and enter, with the number buttons, the desired chapter.

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field AUDIO. Press the ENTER button and select, with the navigation buttons 4 +, an audio language.

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field SUBTITLE. Press the ENTER button and select, with the navigation buttons 4 +, a subiille language.

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field ANGLE. Press the ENTER button and select, with the navigation buttons 4 +, another camera perspective (if available).

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field TT TIME. Press the ENTER button and enter, with the number buttons, the desired title time.

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field CH TIME. Press the ENTER button and enter, with the number buttons, the desired chapter time.

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field REPEAT. Press the ENTER button and select, with the navigation buttons 4 +, a repeat function (see also repeat functions).

+ Press the navigation button + to select the entry field TIME DISP. Press the ENTER button and select, with the navigation buttons 4 +, a time presentation (see also superimpose disc information).

+_ To fade the menu out press the GOTO button again.

+ During playback press repeatedly the G0TO button on the remote control. The following notices appear, one after the other, in which you can enter a time position with the number buttons:

DISC GOTO: Enter here a time position on the disc from where playback should start.

TRACK GOTO: Enter here a time position for the currenily playing back title from where playback should start.

SELECT TRACK: _ Enter here a title number from where playback should start.

MPEG CD SELECT: Enter here a title number on the disc from where playback should start.

GOTO: Enter here a time position for the currently playing back

title from where playback should start.

Fast scan forward/backward With fast scan you can select designated passages from the inserted DVD/VCD/SVCD during playback. + For fast scan forwards/backwards press the > FAST FWD and/or 4 FASTRWD button repeatedly to set the following fast scan speeds: CDD ADD ADD AD» 40D>

2X—> 4X—> 8X—>16X—> 32X PLAY

+_ To continue playback of the film at the selected place in normal speed press, during fast scan the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button.

Slow playback forward (Slow motion)

To playback the contents of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD in slow motion …

+ For slow playback forwards press the SLOW button repeatedll to set the following playback speeds:

+ To continue playback from a selected position in normal speed, during

slow motion playback press the PLAY/PAUSE +11 button.

Image enlargement (Zoom)

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

During the playback of an inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD you can enlarge the image on the television screen in three levels. For this press the Z00M button on the remote control to set the following enlargement levels:

With the control buttons 4 > 4 + sections of the enlargement can be

A2X A3X ÆA4X OFF+— 21/4X<— A1/3X<— 1/2X

suspended. To switch off the enlargement function and return to the normal image size press repeatedly the Z00M button.

Change camera aspect (Angle)

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

Many films on DVD contain chapters which were recorded simultaneously from various camera perspectives. With films that have such chapters available you can view the same chapter from different perspectives.

For this press the ANGLE button on the remote control during playback of an inserted DVD. Each press of the ANGLE button will switch to one of the available camera perspectives.

Superimpose/fade out subtitles

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

IFthe film on the inserted DVD has subiiles available you can superimpose these on the television screen during playback by pressing the SUBTITLE button on the remote control.

Change playback language

This function may not be available on all DVDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

With many films on DVD you can, during playback, select another playback language by pressing the AUDIO button on the remote control.

The first press ofthe AUDIO button switches to the first available playback language. With each further press of the AUDIO button other available playback languages, one after the other, are switched on.

The currently switched on playback language will be superimposed on the television screen.

Programmed playback (PROG]

This function may not be available on all DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

With the "Programme" function you can put together your own film programme in so far as you can select only certain chapters of an inserted DVD/VCD/SVCD for playback. In this way you can determine for yourself the sequence, in which the chapters are played back. You can compile a maximum of 20 chapters of a film for programmed play.

+ Press the PROG button on the remote control during playback or when playback is stopped.

The Programme menu will be displayed on the television screen.

First are listed the programme positions 1-10, programme position 1 is highlighted. 1. With the number buttons enter the number of the title that is to be played

back first. The highlight changes to chapter entry (CH:).

2. With the number buttons enter the number of the chapter that is to be With the first press of the SUBTITLE button the subtitle of the first available played back. The highlighting moves to the programme position 2. language will be superimposed on the television screen. With each further 3. Select, with the navigation buttons 4 + 4 +, further programme positions press of the SUBTITLE button the subtitles of other available languages will be and enter title and chapter numbers for the programme positions. superimposed successively on the television screen. +_ To display the next 10 programme positions select, with the navigation buttons 4 + 4 + ,the field 1 and press the ENTER button. The number ofthe currenily superimposed subtile language will be superimposed You can allocate up to 20 programme positions. on the television screen { i.e. 1/10 for the first of ten available subtitle languages). + To delete entries in a programme position select the programme position and press the ENTER button. When the last of the available subtile languages is superimposed [e. 10/10 + To stop the programme function select the field EXIT and press the ENTER for the tenth of ten available subtitle languages) you can switch off the subtitle button. AIl allocated programme positions are deleted. function by pressing the SUBTITLE button again. OFF is superimposed on the te- 4. You start playback of the programme positions by selecting the field levision screen. START and press the ENTER button. -l6-

During the programmed playback the notice PROGRAM appears in the display. To delete the programmed playback press iwice, during playback, the STOP m button on the front panel of the DVD player or on the remote control.

If you are not sure what number a title and/or chapter to be programmed has then select the corresponding chapter, during playback of the film, with the buttons SKIP FWD D! and SKIP BWD 14€ and susequently press the DISPLAY button

on the remote control to superimpose all information from the inserted DVD/VCD/ S-VCD onto the television screen. Here you will find, amongst others, the current

title and chapter numbers.

This function may not be available on all DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to execule a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

With this function you can superimpose all the available information from

a DVD/VCD/S-VCD inserted into the DVD player onto the television screen

+ Forthis, during playback, press the DISPLAY button on the remote control. On the television screen will be superimposed:

+ _the current title number/the total number of titles + _the current chapter number/the total number of chapters

the played back so far time in hours, minutes and seconds (TITLE ELAPSED] the time to the end of the film in hours, seconds and minutes (TITLE REMAIN) the played back so far time of the chapter in hours, minutes and seconds (CHAPTER ELAPSED)

the time to the end of the chapter in hours, seconds and minutes

the current title number/the total number of titles

the played so far time of the current playback title on the VCD/SVCD in hours, minutes and seconds [SINGLE ELAPSED)

the time to the end of the current playback title in hours, seconds and minutes (SINGLE REMAIN)

To stop display ofthe disc information press repeatedly the DISPLAY button

until the notice DISPLAY OFF appears on the television screen.

Repeat function for DVDs, VCDs, S-VCDs and audio CDs

With the repeat function you can.

… in the case of DVDs, selectively repeat title, chapter or the entire DVD.

… in the case of VCDs/S-VCDs individual titles and/or the entire VCD/S-VCD repeatedly playback.

_. in the case of audio CDs, playback repeatedly a particular track and/or the entire CD.

To switch on repeat playback...

+ Press the REPEAT button several times during playback.

CHAPTER Select CHAPTER to continuously repeat the currently playing

back chapter until repeat playback is switched off or play-

back is cancelled by pressing the STOP &@ button twice.

TITLE Select TITLE to continuously repeat the currenily playing back title until repeat playback is switched off or playback is cancelled by pressing the STOP m button twice.

ALL Select ALL to continuously repeat all available titles on the

disc, thus the entire disc, until playback repeat is switched off or playback is cancelled by pressing the STOP M button twice. To switch off repeat playback press the REPENT button repeatedly, during play- back, until no more notifications appear on the television screen.

Repeat function with MP3/WMA/MPEG/ JPEG/Xvid discs During playback press the REPEAT button several times to apply the following repeat functions [the set function appears in the display):

RANDOM Random playback of the titles on the disc and/or the data carrier.

SINGLE One time playback of the current title/image.

REPEAT ONE Endless repeat of the current title/image.

REPEAT FOLDER Repeat the current folder.

ALL Repeat all titles on the disc and/or data carrier.

Repeat sequence (A-B)

With this function you can repeat playback of a favourite sequence within

a chapter of the current playback disc.

+ During playback press the A-B button on the remote control as soon as the desired sequence starts to playback. 2 A appears on the television screen.

+ Press the A-B button again as soon as the end of the desired sequence is played back. Pay careful attention to the fact that the start and finish of the sequence must be located within a chapter.

Repeat playback of the selected sequence begins immediately without you

having to press the PLAY/PAUSE +11 button. The sequence will continuously re-

peat until you press the A-B button again in order to switch off the function.

Setting playback volume Press the VOL + button on the remote control during playback to increase play- back volume or the VOL - button to reduce playback volume.

Dimmer Press the DIMMER button on the remote control to change the DVD player's display brighiness in three levels.

To switch playback sound to mute (MUTE) To switch the playback sound to mute press the X [MUTE) button on the remote control during playback of DVDs, VCDs/SVCDs, audio CDs and CDRs/CDRWSs with MP3 or WMA data. MUTE is displayed on the television screen.

When you want to switch the playback sound back on press the X (MUTE) button again or the VOL + and VOL - buttons. MUTE OFF or the corresponding volume level is displayed on the television screen.

13. Playback of JPEG-Photo CD/WMA/MP3/MPEG4

Insert a storage medium into the DVD player. If you use a memory card or USB stick press repeatedly the USB button until the desired playback source is depicted.

[ DISC Display of AVI and MPEG data

+_The data is listed on the left (Data window). Folders will be depicted with the symbol En .

+ To superimpose the folders available on the disc press the PROG button repeatedly until the notice FOLDER appears at the bottom of the display.

Press the PROG button again repeatedly until the notice FILELIST appears at the bottom of the display. Folders will now be faded out and all data on the disc is represented in a list. + _ The area on the right is intended for the previewing of JPEG images.

À preview appears as soon as you highlight a JPEG file in the file window. + Atthe bottom is located the information bar, in which is displayed the image size (JPEG Image) as well as the medium (DISC, USB or CARD), on which the files are located.

Select a file with the aid of the navigation buttons 4 +. You confirm the selection by pressing the ENTER button. The file will be played back and/ or the JPEG Photo displayed.

1. To open a folder select the folder and press the ENTER button. The contents

ofthe folder will be listed.

2. To reach a higher folder level select the symbol BI with the entry "." and

press the ENTER button.

Playback of JPEG discs

With the navigation buttons 4 + highlight an image and press the ENTER button or the PLAY/PAUSE > 11 button to open the image.

The image is shown on the display

Subsequenily change the view to the next available image on the disc/in the

To display the currently shown image press the PLAY/PAUSE »11 button longer. To continue the playback press the PLAY/PAUSE +11 button again.

You can access an image directly by entering the image's file number with the number buttons and subsequenily confirm the entry with the ENTER button. With the navigation buttons 4 + you can rotate the image in 90° increments during playback.

With the navigation buttons + 4 you can mirror the image horizontally or vertically during playback.

During playback press the STOP IR button to display a miniature view of all images in the folder/on the disc. 12 miniatures will be displayed on each page.

Select with the navigation buttons 4 + 4 + an image and start playback with ENTER or PLAY/PAUSE > 11.

Select with the navigation buttons 4 > 4 + one ofihe following entries from the botiom display lines and confirm the entry with the ENTER button.

Slide Show Starts a slide show of the images in the folder/on the disc

Menu Shows the available button functions for JPEG playback. Press the ENTER button until this menu has faded out.

Prev switches to the previous page

Next switches to the next page

Press the MENU button to switch to the file list again

Selection of slide show transitions:

You can select different transitions for changing from one image to the next. WIPE TOP, WIPE BOTTOM, WIPE LEFT, WIPE RIGHT, DIAGONAL WIPE LEFT TOP, DIAGONAL WIPE RIGHT TOP, DIAGONAL WIPE LEFT BOTTOM, DIAGONAL WIPE RIGHT BOTTOM, EXTEND FROM CENTER H, EXTEND FROM CENTER V, COMPRESS TO CENTER H, COMPRESS TO CENTER V, WINDOW H, WINDOW V, WIPE FROM EDGE TO CENTER and NONE.

During the slide show press the PROG button until the name of the desired transition appears in the upper left corner of the television screen.

14. CD Ripping function

With the DVD player you can transfer music and speech files in the format cda (CD Audio] or from a disc onto a USB memory stick. Thereby files in the MP3 format will be saved onto the USB memory stick.

When fransfering audio files to a data carrier be aware of the existing copyright laws and regulations! Make sure that you are producing copies for private use only and do not violate applicable laws!

Device USB SUMMARY Start Exit Select all Select none

+_ Place an audio CD into the disc tray. +_ Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port.

+ Whilst playback is stopped press the RIPPING MENU button on the remote control. The menu depicted above appears on the television screen. Speed Select this menu input to set the speed of the transfer either

Bitrate Select this menu input to set the MP3 quality. Possible bitrates are 96 kbps, 112 kbps and 128 kbps. À higher bitrate will result in a larger

MP3 file on the data carrier after copying.

Create ID3 Select this menu input to automatically create an ID3 tag

Select, with the control buttons 4 » 4 +, atitle from the Title list and confirm with the ENTER button. The title will be marked with atick. In the same way you select further titles for copying in MP3 format.

To mark all titles for copying in MP3 format select, with the control buttons 4 + 4 v the input Select all and confirm with the ENTER button.

Alltitles will be marked with ticks.

To cancel the marking of all titles select, with the control buttons 4 > 4 +,the

input Select none and confirm with the ENTER button. The markings will be deleted.

To start the copying process select, with the control buttons 4 > 4 +, the input Start and confirm with the ENTER button.

To exit the CD-Ripping function select, with the control buttons 4 » 4 +, the input EXIT and confirm with the ENTER button.

À window appears, in which is displayed the copying process with a progress bar.

CD RIP Selected TRACK Ripping

+ To prematurely abort the copying process select the input CANCEL and confirm with the ENTER button.

Never remove the USB memory stick from the USB port during copyingl Otherwise it could lead to data loss on the storage medium.

On the memory medium the index RIPOO1 will be applied for the MP3 files. For each further copy process of a new CD another index RIPOO2, RIPOO3 etc. will be applied.

15. Cleaning of the DVD player

Clean the housing of the DVD player with a slightly damp cloth and a mild cleanser only. When cleaning, make sure thaï no moisture gets into the DVD playerl

Clean the inside of the disc tray, if necessary, exclusively with a clean dry brush (ie. a lens brush obtainable from a photographic dealer].

Never clean the inside of the disc tray with anything moistl

Moisture penelrating into the DVD player creates the risk of an electric shock! The DVD player may also be irreparably damaged!

posing of the device Do not, under any cireumstances, discard the device in the household refuse. This product is subject to the European directive 2002/96/EC.

Dispose of the device through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility.

Observe the currently applicable regulations. In case of doubt, please contact your waste disposal centre.

Disposing of batteries!

Do not dispose of the batteries with household waste. Every consumer is legally obliged to dispose of batteries at a collection site in his community/city district or at a retail store.

This obligation is intended to ensure that batteries are disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.

Only dispose of batteries when they are fully discharged.

Disposal of packaging a Dispose of the packaging materials in an ervironmentally responsible

Display is blank/DVD player shows no functions even though it is

A Check to see that the power cable is inserted properly into the power socket.

B Check to ensure that the power socket in which you have plugged the power cable of the DVD player is live by connecting another device to it. necessary plug the DVD players power cord into another power socket.

€ Check to see that the display dimmer function is switched off.

To do this press the DIMMER button on the remote control.

D Switch offthe DVD player by activating the POWER switch and then wait ten seconds. Then switch the DVD player back on by activating the POWER switch again.

The display shows "No Disc" even though there is a disc inserted

A The disc is dirty, scratched or damaged. Clean the disc or insert another disc.

B The Country/Region code on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD does not correspond to the Country/Region code of the DVD player. In this case the DVD/VCD/S-VCD cannot be played with the DVD player.

Inserted disc will not playback ltis possible that a layer of condensation has built up on the DVD players laser scan lens. This can be the case especially ifthe DVD player has been subjected to strong temperature fluctuations.

If this is the case place the DVD player in a dry environment at normal room temperature. First remove the currently inserted disc from the disc tray.

Then leave the DVD player switched off for at least one hour without using until the condensation film has evaporated.

No image or Black/White image only

À Check to make sure that all connection cables between the DVD player and the television (or Video projector) are firmly inserted into the corresponding sockets

B Checkto make sure that the settings in the OSD menu match the connections variant, with which you have connected the DVD player to the television {or Video projector]|.

€ Check by means of the televisions [or Video projectors) operating instructions to see if settings to the television (or Video projector) may be necessary in order to use the DVD player with the television.

A Check to see if the television and/or DVD player have possibly been switched to mute.

B Check to see if all connection cables between the DVD player and potentially connected audio components are plugged firmly into the corresponding sockets.

€ Check whether the settings in the OSD menu match the connection option you have used to connect the audio components to the DVD player.

D Using the television's instruction manual check to see if current settings to the television are necessary in order to use the DVD player with the tele- vision.

E Check by means ofthe operating instructions for a potential connected audio component if settings to it are necessary in order to use it with the DVD player.

+ have connected the DVD player to a stereo television and have not connected an audio component to the DVD player or

+ have connected a Dolby Prologic compatible audio component via the analogue stereo outlet {via cinch cables to the cinch sockets Land R) of the DVD player:

Check to see that you have selected in the OSD menu AUDIO with the menu input FRONT SPEAKER the setting LARGE.

No 4:3 or 16:9 image

A Check by means of the televisions operating instructions, which image formats the television has at its disposal.

B Check to see ifthe settings in the OSD menu match the available image format of the television.

Remote control not functioning

A Check to make sure that the remote control batteries have been inserted into the battery compartment with the correct polarity.

B Check to see ifthe remote control batteries are exhausted and, if necessary, change both batteries.

D Remain within five meters ofthe DVD player when using the remote control.

Playback language/ Subtitle language do not correspond to the settings in the OSD menu

The playback language/Subititle language setting in the OSD menu is not available on the inserted disc.

One or several functions can not be switched on

The selected functions may not be available on all DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! IF you attempt to execute a function that is not available, the symbol @ is displayed on the television screen.

None of the buttons on the device or on the remote control are

functioning/other malfunctions

A Switch offthe DVD player by pressing the POWER switch. Wait ten seconds and then activate the POWER switch again to switch the DVD player on once more.

B Inthe event that the malfunction is still present: Reset the DVD player to its default settings.

Contact one of our service partners in your area if … + the stated function defect can not be resolved as described or *___ other functional defects arise.

18. Glossary / Key Word Index

What are DVDs, VCDs and S-VCDs?

DVD is the short form for "Digital Versatile Disc". DVDs are a storage medium for audio and video data; they are available in 8 cm and 12 cm (Diameter) formats. Because of the much higher storage capacity as compared to CDRs/ CD-RWs DVDs can provide a playback duration of up to eight hours for the audio and video data stored on them.

“Video CD" [VCD] and "Super Video CD" (S-VCD] are designations for two processes of compressed storage, thus space saving, of films on CDs. VCDs and S-VCDs are available in 8 em and 12 cm (Diameter) formats. Their storage capacity is a great deal lower than that of DVDs. For this reason they only offer a playback duration, for the saved audio and video data on them, of 20 minutes (8 cm format) and/or 74 minutes (12 cm format).

VCDSs are available in two versions:

+ Only audio and video data can be played back on version 1.1 VCDs/S-VCDs.

+ PBC (Playback control] functions are available on version 2.0 VCDs/ S-VCDs. In addition still images can be played back in a higher resolution.

Playback Control (PBC] Version 2.0 VCDs/S-VCDs have Playback Control [in short "PBC'} at their disposal. Then on the VCD/S-VCD a main menu is available, by which various functions of the VCD/S-VCD are allowed to be operated.

Whaï are Title and Chapter?

Title is the name given to the largest units of image and sound units on DVDs; on many DVDs the (Main) film has the title number O1. For bonus material ie. Film trailer, background information etc.), that is available on many DVDs, other possible title numbers can be used.

Chapter is the name given to the next smaller image and sound units beneath title. IF the DVD/VCD/S-VOD or its title is divided into chapters, numbers are assigned to you, through the input of which the chapter can be selected direct.

Bear in mind that not on all DVDs … + are the DVD orthe title divided into (numbered) chapters + Chapters are also designated as "Scenes" [i.e. in the main menu of

Whaï are Scart, S-Video, Composite-Video Progressive Scan, YUV and HDMI?

Scart denotes a 21 pole standardized plug connection, via which the RGB signal, video signal and S-Video signal as well as a number of control and auxiliary signals are transmitted.

When the DVD player is connected to a television via S-Video the brighiness and colour signals are transmitted seperately; in this way a greater image sharpness and a reduced so called "Colour noise" is achieved.

Colour noise refers to the overlaying of the colours, mosily heavily saturated parts of a video image, through an irregular, restive breakdown structure.

Composite video Video signal or FBAS signal; thereby it involves an image signal, in which colour and brighiness information are included at the same time.

Progressive scan In the normal way TV devices and Video projectors are controlled with so called "Half images". Thereby clearly visible line structures develop. Contrary to this, Progressive Scan denotes the output of full images (with this DVD player, at the output YPbPr) Progressive Scan signals can only be processed by play- back devices equipped for this purpose [in particular large screen televisions and projectors). The image quality as opposed to traditional image signals is considerably higher.

YUV (component video out)

YUV indicates the component signal, which with this device is available at the output YPbPr in the form of so called "Half images"; as a rule this is the best signal for the control of large screen televisions and projectors, which can not process Progressive Scan signals. As with the RGB image transmission, YUV is comprised of three separated image signals:

+ the brighiness signal "Y" and

+__the two colour diferential signals "U/Pb" and "V/Pr"

Half images (Interlace)/Full images (Progressive Scan] A standard television image is comprised of 576 visible lines; at first all odd and then all even image lines are displayed alternatively, thus each displays a half image. Thereby only 25 full images (50 Half images) can be displayed per second. This technique is designated as "Interlace" format.

Contrary to this with the so called progressive or "Progressive Scan" format all image lines are displayed every time, that is to say 50 full images per second are displayed. Thereby increasing the total quality of the images, still images and text for example appear sharper.

HDMI HDMI is short for "High Definition Multimedia Interface" and refers to a 19 contact interface for complete digital transmission of audio and video data. With its high bandwidih HDMI handles all known today home electronics digital video and audio formats. HDMI transmits audio data up to frequencys of 192 kHz with text widths of up to 24 Bit on up to 8 channels. Thus not only all of today's image and sound formats introduced into home electronics including HDTV (up to the highest present resolution of 1080i) are transmitted without loss of quality but also future formats with yet higher resolutions.

The sound on DVDs with home theatre sound is saved on the DVD in encrypted (encoded) form. Different encryption formats exist for several purposes, for example AC-3 for the playback of Dolby Digital Surround Sound.

In order to playback encrypted sound, the playback device [i.e. the DVD player) and/or the audio component connected to it [for example Surround system) must be equipped with a so called decoder, which converts the encrypted signal back into music and/or sound.

The Silvercrest KH 6524/KH 6525 DVD player is equipped with an AC-3 Decoder [for Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound signals).

Dolby Surround is an analogue sound format, by which the two channels of a stereo sound signal are used in order to accommodate room sound information for further channels. Dolby Surround decoders convert the signals back into sound or music and send the audio to two additional speakers that are situated behind the listener.

In comparison to Dolby Surround sound format, with Dolby Prologic an additional channel in the stereo signal is used; this is the so called "Centre" channel. The corresponding centre loudspeaker is to be situated in the middle between the stereo loudspeakers. The deepest sounds are fed to a bass loudspeaker, the so called "Subwoofer". The subwoofer can be placed in any desired location in the room; the logic for this is that the bass sounds that the subwoofer puts out can scarcely be localized exactely by the human ear

Dolby Digital, also designated as AC3, is a digital sound format, by which up to six seperate audio channels can be transported. With most of the current

DVDs, the sound is stored in the so called "Dolby Digital 5.1" format; the "5"

in the name "5.1" stands for the three front and two rear surround sound channels, the "1" stands for the subwoofer channel.

DTS DTS is the abbreviation for "Digital Theatre System" and denotes one of the most common surround sound formats for DVDs. As with Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS uses three front and two rear surround sound channels as well as a bass sound channel.

What are PAL and NTSC?

PAL PAL is the abbreviation for "Phase Alternation Line". PAL is the mid and west Europe (Exception: France = SECAM) customary and widest distributed colour television standard.

NTSC NTSC is the abbreviation for "National Television System Committee". NTSC is a colour television standard that is primarily used in the USA and Japan.

Audio CDs contain exclusively audio data; they are also available in 8 cm and 12 cm (Diameter) formats. The playback duration for the audio data stored on them amounts to 20 minutes [8 cm format) and/or 74 minutes (12 cm format). Audio data is stored on audio CDs in CDA format.

MP3 denotes a process and/or format developed by the Fraunhofer Institute

for the compression of audio data. In the MP3 format compressed music pieces are only a fraction of their original size, which, for example, on CD-Rs/CD-RWs allows for storage of a considerably greater volume of music than on com-

mercially available audio CDs, on which audio data is stored in the CDA format.

WMA WMA l'Windows® Media Audio") is a data format developed by Microsoft® for audio data.

JPEG JPEG (‘Joint Photographies Expert Group") denotes a wide spread graphic format, developed by the organization with the same name, with which image data of the colour and grey scales are compressed.

MPEG MPEG ('Moving Picture Experts Group") refers to a video compression format.

The term USB memory stick refers to a plugable USB device, which is approximately the size of a cigarette lighter. The expression is only colloquial and not a designation for a type of product. For the most part with this expression is meant a USB device that serves as an interchangeable storage media.

As opposed to audio CDs the title on a CD-R/CD-RW with MP3, WMA or JPEG files can be stored in folders, for example, in order to file titles from different genres.

The structure of an MP3-CD can, for example, appear as follows, ifthe MP3 files are stored in folders:

19. Warranty and Service

The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from the date of purchase. The appliance has been manufactured with care and meticulously examined be- fore delivery. Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase. In the event of a warranty claim, please make contact by telephone with our Service Depart. ment. Only in this way can a post-free despatch for your goods be assured. The warranty covers only claims for material and maufacturing defects, but not for transport damage, for wearing parts or for damage to fragile compo- nents, e.g. buttons or batteries. This product is for private use only and is not intended for commercial use. The warranty is void in the case of abusive and improper handling, use of force and internal tampering not carried out by our authorized service branch. Your statutory rights are not restricted in any way by this warranty.

The warranty period will not be extended by repairs made under warranty. This applies also to replaced and repaired parts. Any damage and defects extant on purchase must be reported immediately after unpacking the appli- ance, at the latest, two days after the purchase date. Repairs made after the expiration of the warranty period are subject to payment.

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