Chapter 4: playing discs – RCA DRC8000N User Manual

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Chapter 4: Playing Discs

Using the On-Screen Info Display

The on-screen Info Display contains many playback features.To see the Info Display, press the INFO button on the remote while a disc is playing (the
Info Display appears across the top of the screen). Each feature is illustrated with an icon. Use the left and right arrow buttons to move through the
different icons in the Info Display.When an icon is highlighted, use the up and down arrow buttons on the remote to scroll through the choices.

Remember, you can only access the Info Display when you’re playing a disc. Also, the Info Display features are only available if the disc was created with
that particular feature (i.e., if you select the Angle icon, you won’t be able to change the camera angle unless the disc was created with different camera
angles). If one of the icons is “grayed out,” the Info Display feature isn’t available for the disc you’re playing.

The invalid symbol appears on the screen when you press a button that doesn’t have any function. To make the Info Display disappear from
the screen, press INFO on the remote control.

Time display (page 37) Chapter (page 37) Audio (page 38) Angle (page 39)

Title (page 37) Subtitles (page 37) Repeat (page 38)

Text will appear here as you highlight different icons to help you use the Info Display.

This is the Info Display you’ll see when you’re playing a DVD disc.
To make the Info Display appear, press the INFO button on the remote control. Use the
left and right arrow buttons to highlight different icons. Use the up and down arrow
buttons to scroll through the choices available.

Time display Track Play Mode Repeat IntroScan

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This is the Info Display you’ll see when you’re playing an audio CD.

Time display Track PlayBack Control Audio Repeat

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This is the Info Display you’ll see when you’re playing a Video CD, also called a VCD.