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Next / Previous
When playing a DVD file, press
to advance to the next chapter, and press
to go back to the
previous chapter.
For all other video files that do not contain chapter positions, pressing the
button two times to
go to the next file, or press
two times to go back to the previous file in the folder.
Zoom & Pan
While a movie is playing, clicking the
button on the remote will zoom the video image larger.
While zoomed in, use the
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/
/
keys to pan around the image.
The zoom magnification sequence is 2x, 3x, 4x, 8x, and 1x. Continue pressing the
button
repeatedly to increase the amount of zoom and eventually return to 1x screen size.
Note:
The small zoom location display window that is shown when viewing photos will not appear when zooming in movies.
DVD Menu
When playing a full DVD ISO, click the
button to open the DVD menu. Use the
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and OK buttons to navigate the menu.
Audio Language
Some movie files contain multiple language or special commentary audio tracks. When playing a
movie, click the
button to select from different available audio tracks. Some files have 5.1 and
2.0 audio tracks. If you connected the HD Media Player to a surround-sound home theater audio
system, use the
button to switch to the high-quality DTS or Dolby Digital audio track (if
available).
Subtitles Menu
The HD Media Player is capable of displaying many different subtitle formats and languages. When
a movie is playing, click the
button to display the Subtitles menu. Use the
/
buttons
to select on option and press OK to adjust its setting.
Language: Select an available subtitle language or turn subtitles off
Text Encoding: Adjust this setting if subtitle text characters are displayed incorrectly
Time Sync: If subtitles appear out of sync with the movie video and dialog, use this
setting to adjust the subtitle speed in 100ms increments
Color: Change the color of the subtitles on the screen
Size: Adjust the text size of the subtitles
Offset: Change the vertical location of the subtitles on the screen.