Panasonic DVD-A350A - Manual (Page 30)

Viewing from another angie
[DVD only] B________________________________
Some DVDs may contain scenes which have been shot si­
multaneously from a number of different angles. For these
discs, the same scene can be viewed from each of these dif­
ferent angles using the ANGLE button. (The recorded angles
differ depending on the disc used.)
1
Press ANGLE during play.
Number of angle
being played back
... i
Pi /
Tilt the joystick to the
A/T
direction until
the preferred angle is selected.
Pressing the numeric
button(s) also changes
the angle.
•Press ANGLE or SELECT to clear the display.
Note:
•This function only works for discs having scenes recorded
at different angles.
•The ANGLE indicator on the unit lights up at scenes record­
ed at different angles to indicate that angle switching is pos­
sible.
The angle number can be programmed beforehand; the
angle will be switched to the selected number when the
ANGLE indicator lights up.
Reproducing a virtual surround
effect
[Dolby Digital (AC-3) 5.1 ch DVD only] B___________
This unit can reproduce a virtual surround effect which reproduces a
sound as if heard from nonexistent rear speakers at the side even
when only a 2-channel stereo system is connected [for playback of
Dolby Digital (AC-3) S.lch DVD only].
Press V.S.S. on the remote control or VIRTUAL
SURROUND SOUND on the unit during ptay.
Each time this button is pressed, the unit’s display changes
as shown below m
0
Virtual surround 1 (Natural effect)
0 Virtual surround 2 (Emphasized effect)
O Virtual surround is cancelled
Notes:
•The virtual surround effect may not work properly for some
DVD software.
•Turn off the TV surround sound and other surround effects
when using this virtual surround effect
For your reference:
•The VIRTUAL SURROUND SOUND indicator on the unit
lights up in green when the Dolby Digital (AC-3) 5.1 ch DVD
is played back with the virtual surround effect.
•For optimum effect, it is recommended that the distance
between the TV set and the listening position be about 3 or
4 times the distance between the right and left front
speakers.