Memorizing Settings For Often Viewed Dvds (Condition Memory) - Pioneer DVL-V888 Mode D'emploi

Memorizing Settings for
Often Viewed DVDs
(Condition Memory)
The Condition indicator in the display section
lights. You can memorize details for the
following five settings.
Multi-Aspect (page 42)
Cinema mode/Animation mode (page 44)
Multi-language (page 49)
Multi-language subtitles (page 50)
OSD SET.(POSITION) (page 60)
CONDITION
Press during Play.
MELODY MODE CONDITION PROGRAM
GUIDE VOCAL
KEY CONTROL
VOCAL PARTNER
LASER DBC
When a memorized disc is loaded
"CONDITION" is indicated, and previous settings are displayed.
Erasing memorized settings
Load a memorized disc, and while "CONDITION" is indicated,
CLEAR
press .
The recorded details for that disc are erased.
Memorizing Settings for Often Viewed
48
DVDs (Condition Memory)
" C O N D I T I O N " i s
indicated in the display.
You can store settings for DVDs you often watch in
memory. Settings remain in memory even if you remove
the disc from the player, or switch power to the player OFF.
If you load a disc that has its settings memorized, the
Condition indicator lights. When you start playing the disc,
the memorized settings are automatically recalled.
Notes
If there is a power outage or the power cord is disconnected
while power to the player is ON, memorized settings are erased.
When disconnecting the power cord, be sure to press POWER
button on the main unit and the remote control until "OFF" is no
longer indicated in the display.
This operates only when using the NORMAL MODE.
Tips
¶ Settings are stored in memory for use any time.
¶ You can store settings for up to 30 DVDs in memory. If you
memorize settings for more than 30 DVDs, previously memorized
settings are erased in order from the least recently memorized
settings.
¶ To make changes to ASPECT , Cinema mode/Animation mode,
Multi-language subtitles, Multi-language, and POSITION settings,
CONDITION
press during playback.
¶ This player memorizes multi-language subtitles and multi-
languages as languages not numbers. With DVDs that have
multiple settings for the same language, playback starts from the
first number.