Panasonic NV-VP30EBL - Manual (Page 61)

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This product features a copyright protection implement whose technology is protected by US
patents and intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other copyright
proprietors. The use of this copyright protection implement is subject to permission of
Macrovision Corporation and is restricted to purely private use only. It is prohibited to examine
this appliance for the purpose of unlicensed construction.
Region code:
UK and continental Europe: "2".
This player accesses the regional codes stored on DVDs. It supports all discs
assigned regional code "2" or "ALL" .
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Informations DVDs can contain titles and chapters that the producer of the disc put into a specific order.
DVDs feature a Title menu that lists the available titles and chapters.
However, you can choose to select and then play individual titles and chapters.
DVD playback can be controlled and manipulated via the menu that the DVD player outputs
to the TV screen. The audio tracks of many DVDs contain audio material in up to 8 languages.
The DVD menu has an option for selecting the language you prefer. Many DVDs provide
subtitles in several languages. They may contain material in up to 32 different languages.
Some DVD player functions can be controlled by the DVD itself.
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Some DVDs have multiple menus. Pressing to display the main
menu may take to another menu than pressing to display the menu screen.
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The functions assigned to these buttons depend on the disc.
Please refer to the disc documentation leaflet.
Playing DVDs and VCDs: The producer of the programme material can define the way in
which the disc is played. Consequently, you may sometimes find that, in some cases, you
cannot control the playback the way you wish using all of the functions and operations
described in these operating instructions. We therefore recommend that you always read the
reference material delivered with the disc.
Never play anything but circular discs with a diameter of 3" (8 cm) or 5" (12 cm).
Discs of other shapes may damage the player hardware.
Cleaning and care: Just use a soft, dry cloth. Do not use alcohol or benzine.
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