Rosen Entertainment Systems G10 - Manual (Page 21)

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Rosen Entertainment Systems
1) Make sure that the internal DVD player is set to “WIDE”
(see DVD Setup, page 23).
2) Use the Display Mode button to select “Wide” or “Zoom”.
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To view widescreen DVD’s, use “Wide”.
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To zoom the picture, use the “Zoom” mode.
Note: This feature will slightly “crop” the edges of the image.
For best results when zooming in on DVD images, use the Disc
Zoom feature below - not the “Zoom” Display Mode.
If this solution still isn’t satisfactory, go to step 3.
3) Use the Disc Zoom feature to completely fill the screen.
Again, the edges will be “cropped”, but the screen will be filled.
Press the DISC ZOOM button during playback to select among the
available options. You can then use the arrow buttons to shift the
magnified image left and right.
Eliminating Black Bars when viewing a DVD :
Some new vehicles have infrared wireless headphone systems built
in which allow rear-seat passengers to listen to the vehicle’s audio
system without playing the audio over the speakers.
Many of these systems operate on the same IR wavelength as the
wireless IR headphones used by video entertainment systems, and in
these cases interference between the two systems can result. The
system is compatible with these factory IR-headphone systems.
The system has a two-channel infrared headphone transmitter - that
is, it uses two IR “channels” - Channel A and Channel B, and can
transmit different audio programs on these two channels at the same
time. Standard wireless headphones, as well as factory IR head-
phone systems, typically operate only on Channel A. Optional Rosen
AC3007 Dual-Channel Headphones are required to receive Channel B
- they switch between Channels A and B at the touch of a button.
They are available from your Rosen authorized dealer.
Your Rosen Authorized dealer can configure the unit to operate on
Channel B only, thus preventing interference with most factory
wireless headphone systems. This lets you use Channel A of your
optional AC3007 headphones for listening to the factory audio
system, and Channel B for listening to the DVD entertainment system.
Note: When the system is configured for factory-IR compat-
ibility, the dual-zone functions described on Page 22 are not
available.
INTEGRATING THE UNIT WITH FACTORY IR WIRE-
LESS HEADPHONE SYSTEMS
Note: Best results are obtained by connecting only
widescreen displays to the system. The DVD player can
provide either widescreen video or standard, non-widescreen
video - it cannot provide widescreen video for one screen and
standard video for other screens. Your Rosen authorized
dealer offers a selection of high-quality widescreen
automotive displays.