McIntosh MVP851 User Manual
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How to Set Video Display Modes
This is to select how the Video Signal is displayed on the
TV/Monitor and when the Picture Still Mode is active.
TV Aspect
This feature allows configuring the MVP851 to match your
Monitor/TV Aspect Ratio (width to height screen dimen-
sion) and/or personal preference.
1. Press the SETUP Push-button on the Remote Control
to access the Setup Disc Menu. Refer to figure 4 on
page 18 and figure 8 on page 19.
2. Use the Right or Left directional Push-buttons to
select the Video Menu Icon Tab.
3. Select the TV Aspect Icon by using the Up
or
Down
directional Push-buttons followed by the SE-
LECT Push-button. Refer to figure 15.
4. Use the Up
or Down
directional Push-buttons and
choose the TV Aspect Ratio for the desired display, fol-
lowed by the SELECT Push-button.
4:3 Pan&Scan Mode
(refer to figure 16)
4:3 Letterbox Mode
(refer to figure 17)
16:9 Wide Screen Mode (refer to figure 18)
5. Continue next to TV Type or exit the Setup Mode by
pressing the RETURN Push-button and the MVP851
will return to normal operation.
TV Type
The MVP851 is capable of optimizing the picture quality
according to the type of Video Display that is used. This
optimization occurs when a Monitor/TV capable of dis-
playing a Progressive Scan Signal is connected to the
MVP851 and the Progressive Scan Mode is active on both
the player and TV/Monitor.
1. Press the SETUP Push-button on the Remote Control
to access the Setup Disc Menu. Refer to figure 4 on
page 18 and figure 8 on page 19.
2. Use the Right or Left directional Push-buttons to
select the Video Menu Icon Tab.
3. Select the TV Type Icon by using the Up
or Down
directional Push-buttons followed by the SELECT
Push-button. Refer to figure 19.
4. Use the Up
or Down
directional Push-buttons and
choose the TV Display Type, followed by the SELECT
Push-button.
Standard (Direct View TV)
CRT Projector
LCD Projector (or DLP Projector)
Projection TV
5. Continue next to Still Mode or exit the Setup Mode by
pressing the RETURN Push-button and the MVP851
Figure 15
Figure 17
Figure 18
Figure 16