What is DVD-to-Go?
What is DVD-to-Go™?

The DVD-to-Go™ card is a Type ΙΙ PCMCIA card designed to decode high quality DVD encoded media e.g., movies, games, etc. and playback MPEG-2 and Dolby AC-3 audio for video and audio output.  Video is displayed in full-color at full screen and with full motion (30 frames per second).  The CD-quality stereo audio is fully synchronized with the video for seamless viewing.

The DVD-to-Go™ card offers end-users the ability to provide broadcast quality video for Sales and Business Presentations, field training and a true multimedia entertainment experience. DVD-to-Go™ offers stunning color displays and richer audio with the use of Dolby® Digital Surround Sound.  The card is designed for use with any standard Zoomed Video (ZV)-notebook.  DVD-to-Go™ is a PC-Card accessory and is Plug & Play for easy installation and use.


DVD-to-Go Features
DVD-to-Go™ Features

Unique Product Characteristics:

•	High Performance video resolution at 720x480 (16 million colors).

•	Richer than CD quality sound (Frequency response: 10Hz to 20kHz; signal-to-noise ratio: 95dB.

•	Digital Surround Sound with 5.1 channels.

•	Sharp slow motion and freeze-frame video.

•	Multiple Camera Angle option.

•	Supports up to 8 language tracks, 32 subtitle languages.

•	Low Power Dissipation: 1.5 Watts.

•	Low CPU Usage.

Product Characteristics:

•	Type II PCMCIA Card compatible with Zoomed Video standard.

•	Operating Voltage 5V.

•	MPEG-2 Video AC-3 Audio.

•	MPEG-1 Video/Audio.

•	Fully Compatible CSS Decryption & Region Code.

•	Macrovision 7.0 with NTSC or PAL output (optional).

•	Supports NTSC, PAL, Composite and S-Video outputs.

•	Stereo Audio Output.

1.	SPDIF 6 Channel Output (Optical, Optional)

2.	Analog Stereo (2 channel) I2S for ZV Interface.

3.	Karaoke Mode.

Software Driver Support:

•	Hot Plug & Play ™ Interface with Win 95 & Win NT 5.0 : APM Aware.

•	GUI Application Layer Interface

1.	DVD Navigator

2.	Video CD 2.0 Support

3.	Multiple ZV Client Suppot

•	WIN 98 H/W Drivers : WDM Kernel Mode Driver.


Windows 95B - OSR 2 [4.00.950B]

These instructions are for installing the DVD-to-Go™ MCI drivers on:

•	Windows 95 [4.00.950 B] – OSR2 (Plug-and-Play support).

•	VPM 1.10 or VPM 1.05 (With the latest display adapter driver).

•	PCMCIA 5.0 Card and Socket Services.

•	Zoomed Video (ZV) Support.

•	Run PC Card Property from the Control Panel to detect new card (see Figure below).

•	Simply insert the DVD-to-Go™ Card into the ZV -Enabled slot.

IMPORTANT:   Windows 95 will prompt for the location of the file MARGIPNP.VXD since it could not be found.  At this point, simply type D:\ (or the location of the installation CD-ROM disc in which this file is located), and click OK.  The drivers will then be automatically installed.

•	After the installation is complete, there will be 2 loud beeps once the card is recognized. (see Figure below)

•	While the DVD-to-Go™ Driver CD-ROM is still in the CD-ROM drive.  Type D:\SETUP.EXE (where D:\ represents the location of the installation driver).

•	Follow the instructions on the screen.  (It is recommended to use the Default setup during the installation).  During the installation procedure, you will be prompted to choose your region code.  For help in determining your region code, please refer to the Understanding Your Region Code section.

 It is important to select the desired region understanding that once the selection has been made, you CAN ONLY play the DVD titles from that region.  Please read through the IMPORTANT note below for more information about your DVD title.

•	Choose I don`t know! Need some suggestions if you are not familiar with which region for the encoded disks.  Please refer to the Understanding Your Region Code from the User’s Guide or the Help file on how to determine the region code for your DVD title.

•	By clicking Next > button after choosing a region, dialog box below will give you a listing of all the countries that belong to that particular region.  IF YOU ARE NOT SURE OF THE COUNTRY OR REGION YOU HAVE CHOSEN, CLICK THE < BACK BUTTON TO GO BACK TO THE REGION SELECTION DIALOG BOX.


Launching DVD Player

•	Set your desktop display resolution at least 800 x 600 pixels and to 256 colors.  If the display controller and display panel support higher display resolution and color, you can set the system to a higher displays (1024 x 768 and High Color - 16bit).

•	Click the Start button, point to Programs, Margi, and then click MargiDVD.  (Refer to the section Creating a Shortcut or Icon for the DVD Player for instructions on how to create a shortcut).

•	If this is the first time you are launching MargiDVD Player, an error message box (DVD-ROM Missing) will appear asking for the location of the DVD drive.  Select the correct drive letter of your DVD-ROM drive (ex:  If the DVD drive is setup for letter D, simply choose “Select” button, and browse to the appropriate drive letter.)

NOTE:   This special setting is required to configure only one time for assigning the drive letter.

•	Select a drive by double-click on the drive letter [Example. Cop2_disc_2 (E:) is a DVD drive] and click on the Select This Drive button.


Understanding the Video/Audio Cable

The DVD-to-Go™ card is equipped with a Video (Video Source & S-video Outputs) and Audio (Right & Left Outputs) cable (see Figure below).  If you want to output DVD on your TV set, you can connect the TV to the Video Output using either the S-Video or Composite cable.

While the DVD title is playing back and the connector is plugged into the card, choose the Setup Menu Button to take you to MPEG Properties List Menu and to Video Control Menu .   Choose the appropriate output source, either S-Video or Composite, for your video output.


Understanding the DVD Player

NOTE:   The LOCK and X marks on the buttons are described as follow:

The LOCK mark appears only when certain scene is required to be played through without any

interference.  The mark will disappear once the scene is done playing.

This X mark shows this particular option is NOT present or available from the DVD disc.

If a DVD video disc contains a title menu, a specific title can be located by clicking the Title button.  Follow the instructions on the screen to navigator around the DVD disc.

Use the Menu button to display the menu screen included on DVD video disc.  It allows the user to select particular sequences or functions available.

During the playback, you can choose different subtitle language from those included on the DVD video disc.  It allows to have a selection of up to 32 subtitles.

 	If a particular scene was recorded from multiple angles, you can switch the camera angle up to 9 different camera angles (multiple angles) of the scene you are currently watching.

During the playback, you can choose a playback audio setting such as language, recording system and audio channel).

Use the Search Menu button to locate a specific chapter or track.

Use the Repeat button to play back a specific title, chapter, track, or segment repeatedly.

Use the Return button to return back to the Menu after the settings have been made.

Use the A-B Repeat button to define and continuously play a segment.  The first click sets the start, the second sets the end and the third starts the continuous play.

Use the File Menu button to open your favorite file from DVD video disc, CD-ROM, or the hard disk.

Use the Option button to select color schemes available for the Control Panel.

The View button displays the playback video either in

a)	Native Size

b)	Full Screen

c)	Custom Size

Use the Setup button to open multiple function windows.

NOTE:  By pressing the SETUP button prior inserting the DVD disc, you can set up the Disc Menu, Audio, Sub Title, Parental Control and Display properties.  Secondly, pressing the SETUP button while the DVD disc is currently running, the MPEG Properties will display information about the video and audio formats (Scroll down to the MPEG Properties for further instructions).

•	Disc Menu : To select the language used for menu display.

•	Audio : To select the language used for audio playback.

•	Sub Title : To select the language used for Sub Title display.  The Sub Title can be disabled at startup.

•	Parental Control : Some DVD movies will be available with variable ratings capability.  According to the movies rating level you select, the player will skip over certain scenes, playing the version that you choose from those available on the disc.  You can activate the parental lockout and select you r own personal password to prevent from being changed.   Please follow the chart below for the parental level:

Level 8 : Restricted

Level 7 :

Level 6 :

Level 5 :

Level 4 :

Level 3 :

Level 2 :

Level 1 : Child Safe

•	Display : To select the display mode suitable for viewing.

Letterbox :  (16:9 video for 4:3 display)

Widescreen :  (16:9 video for 16:9 display)

Pan & Scan :  (16:9 video for 4:3 display)

•	Region:  The current setup region will be displayed as the default

After changing the region code for the 4th time, the DVD-to-Go™  PC Card is permanently fixed.  You may not be able to change to another region again.  This is due to CSS Interim License Agreement under the following membership categories:

•	DVD decoder card manufacturer (hardware or software).

•	Descramble chip manufacturer.

•	Authentication chip manufacturer for DVD decoder card.

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•	MPEG Information : To display information such as bitstream type, data rate, video type, audio type, etc...

•	Audio Information : To display stream information such as audio type, data rate, sample rate and frame size..

•	Audio Control : To select the language used for Sub Title display.  The Sub Title can be disabled at startup.

•	Video Control :  To control the brightness, hue and saturation of your notebook’s display and T.V. Out (S-Video or Composite)

 	Use the Less/Reduce button to resize the DVD Player panel.  By pressing the More button will switch the panel back to its original size.


Playback Buttons

PLAY/ PAUSE Button:  The onscreen menu usually appears after launching the DVD Player.

EJECT Button:  To open the disc tray.

STOP/ CONTINUE Button:  After pressing the STOP button, you can continue play the current chapter by clicking on the button again.

SLOW PLAY Button:  By pressing the SLOW PLAY Button once, the playback speed becomes half (1/2) the normal speed.  Each time pressing the button, the playback speed changes as (1/2) – (1/6) – (1/8).  Press PLAY button to resume back to the normal playback speed.

SINGLE PLAY Button:   By pressing the SINGLE STEP Button each time, the picture moves forward one frame at a time.

STEP BACKWARD Button:  By pressing the STEP BACKWARD button once, the DVD player starts playback from the beginning of the current chapter or track.  By pressing the STEP BACKWARD button twice, the DVD player starts playback from the beginning of the preceding chapter or track.

STEP FORWARD Button:  To locate subsequent chapters or tracks.

REWIND Button.  (See below for more information)

FAST FORWARD Button. (See below for more information)

Press FAST FORWARD / REWIND button to playback at 2x the normal speed.  Press FAST FORWARD / REWIND button again to change the speed to 8x the normal speed.  Press the PLAY button to resume back to the normal playback speed.


Creating a Shortcut or Icon for DVD Player

•	Using Windows Explorer, find the DVDPlay.EXE file in your C:\MargiDVD directory (or the name of the drive and directory that contains the MARGI DVD files).

•	Click once on the file, then click the right button once. Choose Create Shortcut from the menu that appears.

•	Drag the new Shortcut to DVDPlay.EXE file onto your desktop. You can now double click on that icon to run the MARGI DVD application.


Uninstalling the DVD-to-Go Drivers

The instructions are for the removal of the DVD-to-Go™ drivers.

…Your DVD Player Application

1.	Start Windows normally.

2.	Assure that your DVD-to-Go™ PC Card is inserted.

3.	Click Start : Settings : Control Panel.

4.	While in Control Panel, double click on the Add/Remove Programs icon.

5.	From the list of software titles, choose  MARGI Systems DVD-to-Go, then click on Add/Remove….

6.	Follow the onscreen instructions for removal of the drivers.

…Your Device Manager

1.	Assure that your DVD-to-Go™ PC Card is still inserted.

2.	Click Start : Settings : Control Panel.

3.	Click the Device Manager tab and confirm that you are viewing the devices by type.

4.	Look for and Remove the MARGI_Systems-DVD_Decoder setting inside Sound, video and game controllers.

5.	Click OK and close Control Panel.

…Your System

1.	Click Start : Programs : Windows Explorer.  A window called Exploring C:\ will come up.

2.	Click View : Options : Show All Files : OK.

3.	Click Tools : Find : Files or Folders.

4.	Look for and delete files that Windows Explorer locates under following names:

MARGIPNP.VXD 	(located in C:\Windows\System)

Margi Systems, Inc.DVDTOGO.INF	(located in C:\Windows\Inf\Other)

5.	You may pull your PC Card out of its slot.


Understanding Your Regional Code
Understanding Your Region Code

The motion picture industry insisted that the DVD standard include codes which would limit playback to a specified geographical region. There are six (6) major regions:

Region 1: USA, Canada.

Region 2: Europe, Middle East, South Africa, Japan.

Region 3: Southeast Asia, Taiwan.

Region 4: Australia, Central & South America, Mexico.

Region 5: Northwest Asia, North Africa, India.

Region 6: China.

Table of Countries along with their Region Codes

Country	Code	Country	Code
Afghanistan	5	Lesotho	2
Albania	2	Liberia	5
Algeria	5	Libya	5
American Samoa	1	Liechtenstein	2
Andorra	2	Lithuania	5
Angola	5	Luzembourg	2
Anguilla	4	Macau	3
Antigua and Barbuda	4	Macedonia	2
Argentina	4	Madagascar	5
Armenia	5	Malawi	5
Aruba	4	Malaysia	3
Australia	4	Maldives	5
Austria	2	Mali	5
Azerbaijan	5	Malta	2
Bahamas	4	Marshall Islands	4
Bahrain	2	Martinique	4
Bangladesh	5	Mauritius	5
Barbados	4	Mayotte	5
Belarus	5	Mexico	4
Belgium	2	Micronesia	4
Belize	4	Midway Islands	1
Benin	5	Moldova	5
Bermuda	1	Monaco	2
Bhutan	5	Mongolia	5
Bolivia	4	Montserrat	4
Bosnia and Herzegovina	2	Morocco	5
Botswana	5	Mozambique	5
Brazil	4	Myanmar	3
British Indian Territory	5	Namibia	3
British Virgin Islands	4	Nauru	4
Brunei Darussalam	3	Nepal	5
Bulgaria	2	Netherlands	2
Burkina Faso	5	Netherlands Antilles	4
Burundi	5	New Caledonia	4
Cambodia	3	New Zealand	4
Cameroon	5	Nicaragua	4
Canada	1	Niger	5
Cape Verde	5	Nigeria	5
Cayman Islands	4	Niue	4
Central Africa	5	Norfolk Island	4
Chad	5	North Korea	5
Channel Islands	2	Northern Mariana Islands	4
Chile	4	Norway	2
Christmas Island	4	Oman	2
Cocos Islands	4	Pakistan	5
Colombia	4	Palau	4
Commonwealth of Dominica	4	Panama	4
Comoros	5	Papua New Guinea	4
Congo	5	Paraguay	4
Cook Islands	4	People’s Republic of China	6
Costa Rica	4	Peru	4
Cote d’Ivoire	4	Philippines	3
Croatia	2	Pitcairn	4
Cuba	4	Poland	2
Cyprus	2	Portugal	2
Czech	2	Puerto Rico	1
Denmark	2	Qatar	2
Djibouti	5	Reunion	5
Dominican Republic	4	Romania	2
East Timor	3	Russia	5
Ecuador	4	Rwanda	5
Egypt	2	Saint Christopher and Nevis	4
El Salvador	4	Saint Lucia	4
Equatorial Guinea	5	Saint Vincent & the Grenadines	4
Eritrea	5	Samoa	4
Estonia	5	San Marino	2
Ethiopia	5	Sao Tome and Principe	5
Faeroe Islands	2	Saudi Arabia	2
Falkland Islands	4	Senegal	5
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	2	Seychelles	5
Fiji	4	Sierra Leone	5
Finland	2	Singapore	3
France	2	Slovakia	2
French Guiana	4	Slovania	2
French Polynesia	4	Solomon Islands	4
Gabon	5	Somalia	5
Gambia	5	South Africa	2
Georgia	5	Spain	2
Germany	2	Sri Lanka	5
Ghana	5	St. Pierre and Miquelon	1
Gilbraltar	2	Sudan	5
Greece	2	Suriname	4
Greenland	2	Svalbard & Jan Mayen Island	2
Grenada	4	Swaziland	2
Guadeloupe	4	Sweden	2
Guam	4	Switzeland	2
Guatemala	4	Syrian Arab Emirates	2
Guinea	5	Tadzhikistan	5
Guinea-Bissau	5	Taiwan	3
Guyana	4	Tanzania	5
Haiti	4	Thailand	3
Honduras	4	Togo	5
Hong Kong	3	Tokelau	4
Hungary	2	Tonga	4
Iceland	2	Trinidad and Tobago	4
India	5	Tunisia	5
Indonesia	3	Turkmenistan	5
Iran	2	Turks and Caiso Islands	4
Iraq	2	Tuvalu	4
Ireland	2	Uganda	5
Isle of Man	2	Ukraine	5
Israel	2	United Kingdom	2
Italy	2	United States of America	1
Jamaica	4	United States Virgin Islands	1
Jammu and Kashmir	5	Uruguay	4
Japan	2	Uzbekistan	5
Johnston Island	1	Vanuatu	4
Jordan	2	Vatican City State	2
Kasakhastan	5	Venezuela	4
Kenya	5	Vietnam	3
Kiribati	4	Wake Island	1
Korea	3	Wallis and Futuna Islands	4
Kuwait	2	Western Sahara	5
Kyrgyz Republic	5	Yemen	2
Laos	3	Zaire	5
Latvia	5	Zambia	5
Lebanon	2	Zimbabwe	5


Product Specifications

Unique Product Characteristics

•	High Performance video resolution at 720x480 (16 million colors)

•	Richer than CD quality sound (Frequency response: 10Hz - 20kHz; signal-to-noise ratio: 96dB)

•	Digital Surround Sound with 5.1 channels

•	Sharp slow motion and freeze-frame video

•	Multiple Camera Angle option

•	Supports up to 8 language tracks, 32 subtitle languages

•	Low Power Dissipation: 1.5 Watts

•	Low CPU Usage

Hardware Specifications

•	Type II PCMCIA card compatible with the Zoomed Video (ZV) Standard

•	MPEG-2 Video AC3 Audio

•	MPEG-1 Video / Audio

•	Fully Compatible CSS Decryption & Region Code

•	Macrovision 7.0 with NTSC or PAL output (optional)

•	Stereo Audio Output

1) 	SPDIF 6 Channel Output (Optical, optional)

2) 	Analog Stereo (2 Channel) I2S for ZV Interface

3) 	Karaoke Mode

•	16 bit YUV Video Interface providing TrueColor Quality

•	16 bit digital Audio Interface providing CD Quality Sound

Software Specifications

•	Hot Plug & Play Interface with Win 95 & Win NT 5.0

•	MCI for Win 95

•	Active Movie 1.0 Filter Win 95

•	WDM Driver for Win 95 and Win NT 5.0

•	Win NT 5.0

•	DVD Navigator

•	Video CD 2.0 Support

•	Multiple ZV Client Support

Normal Operating Specifications

•	Typical Operation Power dissipation: 	1.5 Watts

•	Operating Voltage: 	5 Volts

•	Operating Temperature Range: 	5°C∼30°C

•	Operating Relative Humidity Range: 	30%∼80%


Troubleshooting

SYMPTOM:

The video displayed on the screen is mixed with green and magenta colors.

POSSIBLE CAUSE:

1)	1)	The DVD-to-Go Card is NOT plugged into a Zoomed Video (ZV) Enabled slot.

CORRECTIVE ACTION:

1)	1)	Ensure that the card is inserted into a Zoomed Video Enabled slot (usually the bottom slot).  Please refer to the notebook manual for more information.

SYMPTOM:

The playback video is not smooth.

POSSIBLE CAUSES:

1)	1)	The DMA transfer not enabled.

2)	2)	The Cache memory is not being set to max size.

CORRECTIVE ACTIONS:

1)	1)	Enable the DMA transfer on DVD-ROM by opening SYSTEM under CONTROL PANEL, click the Device Manager tab and double-click the CD-ROM icon.  Select the DVD-ROM and select Properties.  Under the SETTINGS tab, check the DMA option.  Note:  The system will restart after the setting is made.  Insure that all applications have been closed.

2)	2)	Enable the Cache at full setting by opening SYSTEM under CONTROL PANEL, click the PERFORMANCE tab and choose FILE SYSTEM under Advanced Settings.  Click the CD-ROM tab, then set Supplemental Cache Size to LARGE (right most on the ruler) and Optimize access pattern for QUAD SPEED OR HIGHER.

SYMPTOM:

The error message `Unable to initialize VPM provider.  No VPM= entry in SYSTEM.INI` appears after launching the DVD Player.

POSSIBLE CAUSES:

1)	1)	Notebook that comes with TRIDENT display adapter does not have the VPM driver pre-loaded from its manufacturer.

CORRECTIVE ACTIONS:

1)	1)	Contact your notebook`s Technical Support line to obtain the latest VPM / AVI driver (Note: This is additional driver to your preinstalled display driver)


Technical Support Contact Information

Before calling technical support, please try to resolve your problem by using the help guide.  Also, check the RELEASE NOTES.DOC file for information that has changed since this help guide was created.

If you cannot find the solutions you need in this help guide, please refer to the insert form in the product package for the nearest technical support location (refer to Technical Support Form  for a complete Technical Support Form).


AC-3

A Dolby Laboratories specification for digital audio.  An AC-3 stream provides 5.1 channel of digital audio (full 44.1 kHz, 16-bit digital Channels for left, right, center, left surround, right surround, and an additional low bitrate channel for sub woofer information).


Angle Control

Angle control allows the user playing a DVD title to select which scene is displayed when the DVD content contains multiple angles.  Most DVD video discs offer the possibility to include up to 8 different camera angles which can be seamlessly selected by the user.


Card and Socket Services

A set of software interfaces that automatically detect insertion and removal on PCMCIA cards and allocates the appropriate computer resources.


Chapter

Divisions of a DVD title that are defined by the content provider.  Chapters normally begin at a particular scene in a movie, and break it down into smaller portions, analogous to tracks on an audio CD.


DVD

Digital Video/Versatile Disc - A new digital storage technology that can store data up to 4.7 gigabytes (a single layer disc) of information on a super high density disc.  Future discs will be double-sided, boosting the capacity to as much as 17 gigabytes (double layers on each side).


Hot Plugging/Unplugging

The insertion/removal of the DVD-to-go™ card while the card is playing a file. This feature allows the card to be removed and reinserted without termination of the file being played.


OSR

OEM Service Release  - A version of Windows 95 released to PC vendors that included a variety of bug fixes as well as support for enhanced devices.  OSR1 applies for Windows 95 version [4.00.950 and 4.00.95a] and OSR2 applies for the latest version [4.00.950B].


PCMCIA

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association - This is the organization responsible setting the standards followed by any card that bears this name. These standards describe things like physical characteristics and electrical specifications.


ZV

Zoomed Video - A video standard that allows full motion, full-frame video display on notebook computers


Zoomed Video Port

An extension to the PC Card (PCMCIA) standard that provides a high transfer rate for video applications on notebooks.  Video data goes directly to the display controller, bypassing the CPU and system bus, allowing full-screen, full-motion (30 frames per second) playback of digital video.  The ZV Port is activated by plugging in a PC Card that is ZV Port-compliant.


Technical Support Form

TECHNICAL  SUPPORT  FORM

Name:  _________________________________	Address: ____________________________________

Company:  ___________________________________                     ____________________________________

Telephone:  ( _____ ) ______ - _____________	   ____________________________________

Fax:  ( _____ ) ______ - _____________	E-mail:      ____________________________________

Type of PCMCIA Card:	    (____) DVD-to-Go™

Driver Version:  ___________

Serial #: _________________       (located on the bottom of the MARGI’s PC Card)

Brand:	____________________________________	  Model:      _________________________________

(DELL, Toshiba, COMPAQ, etc...)

Operating System:	Windows 95:	(____) [4.00.95]	(____) [4.00.95a]	(____) [4.00.95 B]

Windows 98: 	(____)

Other: _________________________________

Card & Socket Services:

(___)  OSR1 (Win-95 & Win-95a )

(___)  OSR2 (Win-95B)

(___)  Win98

(___)  Other: ______________________________________

Video (VGA) Controller :

(____)	Neomagic  ____________	(i.e. 128ZV, 128XD)

Version / Date of "Neomagic.dll": ___________________

(____)	Cirrus Logic  ____________	(i.e. 7548, 7555)

Version / Date of "75__vpm.dll": ___________________

(____)	Chips & Technologies  ____________	(i.e. 65550, 65554, 65555)

Version / Date of "Chipsvpm.dll": ___________________

(____)	Trident  ____________	(i.e.  9382, 9385, 9397)

Version / Date of "Tguivpm.dll": ___________________

(____)	S3  ____________	(i.e.  86CM65, ViRGE 3D)

Version / Date of "vpm.drv": ___________________

(____)  	Other: ___________________________

Version / Date of "________.dll": ___________________

PCMCIA Socket Controller:

(____)  Texas Instruments ____________	(i.e. 1130 / 31, 1220, 1250)

(____)  Cirrus Logic ____________	(i.e. 6729, 6832)

(____)  Toshiba-Topic  _____________	(i.e. Topic 95, Topic 97)

(____)  Omega Micro ____________	(i.e. 82C094)

(____)  O2-Micro ____________	(i.e. OZ6832, 6833)

(____)  Ricoh  _____________	(i.e. RL5C78)

(____)  Other:  ___________________________________

Problem Description:

___________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________


Downmix

If you don’t have a Dolby Digital system, you can still enjoy excellent Pro Logic or stereo sound.  The DVD Player has the ability to take a “5.1-channel” Dolby Digital soundtrack and “downmix” it to two channels, which can then be sent to a stereo receiver, or to an Audio / Video receiver with Dolby Pro Logic decoding.


MPEG2

Motion Picture Experts Group 2  - The digital video signal compression standard used for DVD.  The average data rate for DVD is 3.5 Mbps (million bits/second).


Disc Menu


Audio


Sub Title


Parental Control


Display


MPEG Information


Audio Information


Audio Control


Video Control


Region Help


Region Setup