Adcom GDV-870 - Manual (Page 9)

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13 Skip Prev/Next buttons
Skips to the previous or next chapter (or track)
during disc playback.
14 Zoom button
Zooms in during playback.
15 Program button
Programs a customized chapter or track or-
der.
16 Video Off button
Turns off the video display during CD play-
back.
17 Audio button
Selects among available audio tracks during
DVD playback.
18 Volume +/- buttons
Adjusts the player’s volume level.
19 Video Output (Component/Progressive Scan)
buttons
Sets the format of the Video signal from the
Component Video Outputs to Component or
Progressive Scan.
20 Menu button
Displays the DVD disc menu (if available).
21 Eject button
Opens/closes the disc tray to load/unload
discs.
22 Number (0-9, 10+) buttons
Use to enter numerical data in Setup Menus
and on-screen displays.
• Also use for direct selection of chapters
and tracks during playback.
23 Aspect button
Changes the display view to Fill, Original, Auto
Fit, or Pan Scan; see View Mode on page 20 for
details.
24 Select button
Makes selections in DVD disc menus, Setup
Menus, and other on-screen displays.
25 Step button
Pauses playback and steps forward one frame
at a time.
26 Stop button
Stops disc playback.
• Press the Stop button once to stop and
hold playback at the current position.
• Press the Stop button twice to reset play-
back to the beginning of the disc.
27 Reverse/Forward buttons
Scans backwards and forwards at variable
speeds during playback.
28 A-B Repeat button
Loops playback between two points.
29 Repeat 1/All button
Selects among various repeat modes during
disc playback.
30 Angle button
Selects among available playback angles dur-
ing DVD playback.
31 Subtitle button
Selects among available subtitle languages
during DVD playback.
32 Mute button
Mutes and unmutes the audio during play-
back.
33 Digital Audio Out (On/Off) buttons
Enables/disables the audio signal from the rear
panel Digital Audio Outputs.
Notes:
• If you press a button that is currently unavail-
able, the symbol appears on screen with an
explanatory message, e.g. “Not allowed at the
moment.”