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18 Playing a Disc
Playing a DVD or an Audio CD
Before you begin...
Turn on the power of the TV, amplifier and any other equipment
connected to the DVD Player. Make sure the TV and the stereo
or amplifier (if applicable) are set to the correct channel. Details
are on pages 8-12.
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Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the Disc tray.
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Press the POWER button to turn on the DVD Player.
“P-ON” will appear briefly on the display panel.
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Place a Disc into the tray. Make sure the Disc is sitting prop-
erly in the recessed groove of the tray.
Some DVDs are recorded on both sides. Make sure the side you
want to play is facing up. Or, if the DVD is recorded on only one
side, place the Disc in the tray with the label facing up.
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Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close the tray. Disc
playback may start automatically. Or, if the DVD has a menu, the
menu may appear on the screen instead. Details are on page 19.
With some Audio CDs, playback will not begin until you press the
Play B button.
To search forward or backward during playback, see page 22.
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Press the Stop C button to stop playback.
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DVD
AUDIO CD
Insert a Disc.
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Remember, this DVD Player
will play only certain Discs.
See page six for details.
• An “X” may appear at the top right
corner of the TV screen when you try
a feature. This means either the fea-
ture you tried is not available on the
Disc, or the DVD Player can not
access the feature at this time. This
does not indicate a problem with the
DVD Player.
• If a Disc is dirty or has scratches, the
pictures may appear distorted and
playback may stop. In such cases,
remove the Disc and turn off the
DVD Player. Unplug the power cord,
then reconnect it to the power outlet.
Clean the Disc, then turn on the DVD
Player again and reinsert the Disc for
playback.
• When the DVD or CD light appears
on the display panel, the Disc is
loaded completely and is ready for
playback.
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