Fujifilm DVD-A1XV User Manual download pdf (Page 64)

Turning the VIDEO MODE knob.

• The modes described below will appear on the display.

Select the item you wish to set and press the VIDEO MODE knob to define

it.

PICTURE MODE

It is possible to select between five modes at which picture quality settings

are stored (M1 to M5) as well as the standard settings set upon shipment

from the factory. (See pages 59 ~ 62.)

TV SYSTEM

Select the video output connected to the TV or monitor whose image you

want to view.

On the DVD-A1XV, interlace output, progressive output and HDMI/DVI

output signals are each processed on independent video circuits. The audio

output is optimized for the selected video output, so choose the video

output you wish to view.

SQUEEZE MODE

The various modes that are selected in the VIDEO MODE are temporary.

The unit will return to the stored values when the power turns off.

AUDIO ADJUST

Depending on the connected device, the difference in the time required to

process the audio and video signals may result for example in the lips of

speaking characters not being synchronized with the sound. If this should

happen, this delay can be adjusted by offsetting the output of the audio

signals from the DVD-A1XV.

✽

For “TV SYSTEM” and “AUDIO ADJUST” selected at “VIDEO MODE”,

the change in the setting is stored in the memory. The same setting is

set when the power is turned off then back on.

✽

“PICTURE MODE” and “SQUEEZE MODE” selected at “VIDEO MODE”

are temporary changes. The settings return to those stored in the

memory as the default settings when the power is turned off then back

on.

Main unit

VIDEO MODE

PUSH ENTER

PICTURE MODE

TV SYSTEM

SQUEEZE MODE

AUDIO ADJUST

When “PICTURE MODE” is selected:

• The modes described below will appear on the display.

Select the item you wish to set and press the VIDEO MODE knob to define

it. (See pages 59 ~ 62.)

STD (STANDARD)

Returns the settings to the factory default settings.

M1 (MEMORY1)

Picture quality adjustment items – M1 (MEMORY1) mode stored in the