User manual MCINTOSH MVP841

[. . . ] Owners Manual MVP841 DVD / Video CD / CD Player Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U. S. Patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. [. . . ] The Subtitle Display will indicate Automatic, which is the Factory Default setting. Subtitles will appear in the language selected in the previous Audio Language choice menu. Refer to figure 6. Note: In the Automatic mode, Subtitles can be turned off for any disc that is being played. If instead of Automatic, a specific Subtitle Language is selected, the Subtitle will appear every time, but can be turned off only while that specific disc is played. When a Subtitle option is selected, the Disc Languages menu will reappear. On Screen Menu Language The third submenu choice is On Screen Menu Language. Refer to figure 7 Note: This feature will function only if the required menu language is encoded on the disc. Figure 7 If you wish to change the On Screen Menu Language, press 3 to access the Menu Language submenu. When a Menu language is selected, the Disc Languages menu will reappear. After all setup adjustments are complete, press push-button Number 0 to exit the Initial Setup Menu. Figure 6 If you wish to change the Subtitle Language, press 2 to access the subtitle submenu. Press 5 to select another language for Subtitles. 16 SETUP, cont How to Set Ratings Most movies made in recent years have ratings to indicate whether they are suitable for children to view. Some DVD Movie discs have encoded rating levels that allow you to set your MVP841 to prevent your children from viewing inappropriate movies in your absence. A password protected lock function, set by you, sets the rating limit for disc play. Note: If a disc is loaded, the player must be in STOP mode before any SETUP operation can occur. and you will not be able to view a DVD Movie with a rating number at or below the selected rating limit number. If you are unable to find or remember the password, please contact your dealer or McIntosh Technical Support. 1. Rating Level 8 allows you to view all DVD movies, regardless of their level rating. Refer to figure 8. Example: A DVD movie rated PG13 normally will be encoded with a Level 3 rating, however, this rating may not be the same for different movie studios. The player password protected level rating must be set to Level Number 3 or lower to prevent this disc from being viewed unless the password is used to unlock the player. Figure 9 4. Using the Number push-buttons, enter a 4-digit password number and press SELECT. The player will be locked and will not play discs with Rating Levels at or below the selected rating limit number unless the correct password number is entered. Press SELECT again and the initial setup menu will reappear. Figure 8 3. Refer to figure 9. CAUTION: Be absolutely sure to remember or write down the password number and put it in a safe location for future reference. Once the password has been entered, the player is locked to that ratings limit 17 How to Set Menu Language This allows you to select the language used for the on screen messages such as PLAY, STOP and the Initial Setup Menu. Note: If a disc is loaded, the player must be in STOP mode before any SETUP operation can occur. 1. Press pushbutton Number 3 to access the On Screen Menu Language screen. [. . . ] While a disc is playing, press the Remote Control A-B REPEAT push-button to store in memory the time on a disc where you wish to start a segment for repeat play. Press A-B REPEAT a second time when you reach the time on the disc where the repeatable segment is to end. Cancel the A-B REPEAT mode by pressing the A-B REPEAT push-button a third time. 27 How to Operate the MVP841, cont To View or Change DVD Disc Language Many DVDs are encoded with more than one audio Sound Track Language. Press a Left or Right ARROW push-button to turn the Subtitle feature On or Off. Note: To turn the Subtitle feature On or Off, you must access the Icon with the Subtitle push-button. Figure 27 Notes: 1. [. . . ]