Panasonic DVD-L50PM - Manual (Page 23)

On the player
Press and hold SKIP/SEARCH
(\«, ►N) during play.
•The speed will be retained even after the
button is released.
With the remote control unit ]
Press SLOW/SEARCH during play.
•The speed of advance (reverse) is rela­
tively slow at first. When the button is
pressed again, the speed becomes
faster. (Each time the button is pressed,
the speed increases up to 5 steps.)
«: Reverse
►W, Forward
• Normal play is resumed when PLAY (>)
is pressed.
For your reference;
• For DVDs and Video CDs, audio will be
heard during scanning at the initial scan
speed. (See page 40.) For CDs, audio
will be heard .during scanning at every
scan speed (1 to 5).
•When SKIP/SEARCH ( \ « , ►►!) or
SLOW/SEARCH is pressed during menu
play of Video CDs with playback control,
a menu screen may sometimes be re­
called.
Press PAUSE
( D O )
during play.
•The player will be placed in the still pic­
ture mode (for DVD/Video CD) or in the
pause mode (for CD).
• Normal play is resumed when PLAY ( > )
is pressed.
For your reference:
• It is possible to show the picture type
(l/P/B) on the screen in the still picture
mode (DVD only). (See “5 Still Picture
Display” on page 40. For details of the
picture type, see page 57.)
I Still (P)
Example: P-Picture
Tilt/press the joystick/cursor but­
tons (◄, ►) in the still picture
mode.
< : Reverse
► : Forward
•The disc is advanced (reversed) by one
frame each time the joystick is tilted or
the cursor buttons are pressed.
•When the joystick is kept tilted or the cur­
sor buttons are pressed, consecutive
frame advance (reverse) works,
• Normal play is resumed when PLAY ( > )
is pressed.
Notes:
• For Video CDs, frame reverse is not pos­
sible.
• If the GUI screen (Shuttle screen) is dis­
played, tilting/pressing the joystick/cursor
buttons in the still picture mode activates
slow-motion play, and frame advance/
frame reverse does not work. (See page
28.)
For your reference:
• Pressing PAUSE (DD) also activates
frame advance.
•Whether the pictures are advanced by a
“Frame” or “Field” is automatic. (See
page 40.)
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