Onkyo L-DR7 - Manual (Page 63)

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Selecting the Camera Angle
■ Viewing from the desired camera angle
If a DVD contains scenes shot from multiple camera
angles, you can switch the angle during playback. Such
DVD discs are labelled with a mark on the jacket.
DISTANCE DISTANCE UP UP
TV MUTING TV MUTING
TV
POWER
TV
POWER
TV
INPUT
TV
INPUT
DOWN DOWN
TV VOL + TV VOL +
TV VOL - TV VOL -
7 8 9
+10 0 SHIFT
TV CH - TV CH - TV CH + TV CH +
TEST TONE SP SETUP CH SEL
T-D SETUP
7 8 9
COND.M LAST M FUNC.M
ANGLE AUDIO SUBTITLE
T-D/ ST LATE NIGHT
TOP MENU MENU
RETURN
DVD
SETUP
REPEAT A-B STEP/ SLOW
TIMER
CLEAR
PROGRAM
SEARCH
SURROUND
RANDOM
--/---
1 2 3
4 5 6 ANGLE
SHIFT
DVD
SHIFT
ANGLE
5
If the mark appears on the TV screen, press SHIFT,
then press ANGLE within 10 seconds.
During scenes that were shot from multiple camera angles, the TV
screen displays the mark.
Press ANGLE repeatedly within 10 seconds after you
press SHIFT (as mentioned in Step 1) to select the
desired angle.
Each press of ANGLE switches the camera angle.
2/4
3/4
4/4
1/4
1
2
Turning off the mark on the TV screen
If you do not want the mark to be displayed on the TV screen, set “Angle Indicator” in the
default setting window to “Off” (page 107).
Notes
• Some discs may not allow you to change the camera angle even if the mark appears
on screen.
• Pause is cancelled if you change the camera angle during pause.
• You can also select a camera angle using the disc menu on some DVDs.
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