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DVD-007 Emperor

– PBC OFF or Audio CD Press the [

] or [

]

button will skip to the next or previous track of VCD

or Audio CD.

Note

: PBC: Play Back Control. See page 26. This func-

tion is only available for Video-CD version 2.0 or higher.

The PBC operation may differ by disc, therefore, refer to

the instructions for each disc.

FAST FORWARD/REVERSE SCAN

Using the [

FWD

] and [

REV

] buttons to fast forward and

reverse scan.

DVD Playback

– When the [

FWD

] or [

REV

] button is pressed, the spe-

ed of playback changes in cycles of 2

Play

– When the [

PLAY/PAUSE

] button is pressed during

fast forward/reverse scan, normal playback will be

resumed.

VCD/Audio CD Playback

– When the [

FWD

] or [

REV

] button is pressed, the spe-

ed of playback changes in cycles of 1

Play

– When the [

PLAY/PAUSE

] button is pressed during

fast forward/reverse scan, normal playback will be resu-

med.

NOTES

: It is normal that video image may seem discon-

tinuous during fast forward/reverse scan. When the fast

forward scan reaches the end of a track (Audio CD/VCD)

or a title (DVD), normal playback of the next track/title will

be resumed. When the fast reverse scan reaches the be-

ginning of a track (Audio CD/VCD) or a title (DVD), the nor-

mal playback of the track/title will be resumed.

SLOW-MOTION Playback

DVD Playback

– When the [

SLOW

] button is pressed, the speed of

playback changes in cycles of slow forward

8 and then slow reverse

– When the [

PLAY/PAUSE

] button is pressed during

slow forward/reverse scan, normal playback will be

resumed.

VCD/Audio CD Playback

– When the [

SLOW

] button is pressed, the speed of

playback changes in cycles of slow forward

PLAY

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Brand	Manta
Model	DVD-007 Emperor
Category	DVD Players
File type	PDF
File size	8.7 MB

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