Accessing the disc menus, Chapter selection, Using the direct access keys – HHB comm UDP-89 User Manual

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Basic Operation

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Pressing PLAY/PAUSE

from Play Mode will freeze the video

and mute the audio (Pause Mode); a second press resumes Play

Mode. (Note the RC-89 Remote Control Unit has separate Play

and Pause buttons.)

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Pressing STOP

from Play Mode puts the transport into

Resume Mode; video and audio stop and a blank screen will be

displayed:

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Pressing PLAY/PAUSE

from this state resumes playback of

the disc from the point at which it was stopped. Pressing STOP

a second time puts the player into Stop Mode.

From Stop Mode, playback will re-commence at a point

determined at the disc authoring stage; this may be the start

of Chapter 1, the Title Menu, or main Disc Menu in the case of

multi-Title discs, or the start of the disc itself.

The programme may be scanned (searched) at high speed

by pressing the FFWD

(Forward) or FREW

(Reverse)

buttons. A single press initiates scanning at 2x normal play

speed; subsequent presses double the speed to a maximum of

16x normal, when one more press returns to 2x. PLAY/PAUSE

may be pressed at any time to resume normal playback.

Audio is muted during search.

PLAY

Normal Speed

x2

x4

x8

x16

From PLAY mode, the NEXT

and PREVIOUS buttons

will move the play location to the start of the next or previous

chapter respectively.

Accessing the Disc Menus

The Titles on a DVD-V will generally consist of several Chapters.

Although some commercial DVD-V discs consist of a single Title,

it is possible for a disc to contain more than one, each Title

being further subdivided into Chapters. Further, copyright and

other information may be recorded as one or more separate

Titles, but access to them is restricted, and thus the disc only

has a single Title from the user’s point of view. These matters

are determined at the disc authoring stage.

Pressing MENU

(or its remote control equivalent) will locate

the disc to the Root Menu for the currently-selected Title,

allowing selection of its Chapters. A multi-Title disc will possess

a further menu, allowing individual Titles on the disc to be

selected. This menu is accessed with the TOP MENU button

(or its remote control equivalent).

Note that on discs containing a single Title, MENU and TOP

MENU will generally both access the Root Menu for the single

Title.

Chapter Selection

In addition to the use of the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons

described above, playback from the start of a specific chapter

can also be selected by using the remote control unit’s Direct

Access Keys. It will normally (though dependent on how the disc

is authored) be possible to jump to a specific chapter from the

Title Menu.

Using the Direct Access Keys

The remote control’s Direct Access Keys will select a chapter

by number, and can be used from Play, Resume and Stop

Modes. Chapters 1 to 9 can be selected by a single button

press, Chapters 10 and above can be selected by pressing

the ‘+10’ button first, once for 10-19, twice for 20-29, etc ,

e.g., to select Chapter 15, press ‘+10’ followed by ‘5’. It is not

necessary to press MARK/ENTER.

Using the Title Menu

Most DVDs’ Title Menus will include an option to select an

individual chapter for playback. The wording and style used is

under the control of the disc author and thus varies widely, but

the word ‘scene’ is normally used instead of ‘chapter’ in long-

format programme such as feature films. (The list of available

scenes is often illustrated with the first frame of the chapter.)

The cursor keys

are used to select the chapter to be played.

The “selected” track will be indicated in the chapter list by some

form of “highlighting”, and it will start playing when either PLAY/

PAUSE

or MARK/ENTER

is pressed.

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