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DVD-Video discs typically contain a film or musical
concert that is one to two hours in length. The main
program is contained in a single title, which is
sub-divided into chapters for easier navigation.
Additional titles may also be present, containing
other features such as interviews with the directors,
on-screen menus, et cetera.
The main feature is almost always found in title 1,
and this is the title that would normally be played
when using a U2 player. Virtually all DVD-V discs
will autoplay upon insertion. However, many discs
will begin playing a menu that is designed to be
navigated by using a video display. In this case the
front panel display shows “
MENU”. Simply press
“Stop” and then use the navigation functions
(”Next”, “Previous”, or the number keys) to access
the desired title (normally title 1) and begin play.
Many discs use UOPs (User Operation Prohibitions)
to prevent the player from executing the “Stop”
command while the FBI warning is playing.
If the disc does not stop immediately after
pressing the “Stop” button, simply wait a few
moments until the FBI warning has finished
playing. Then press “Stop” again.
Once play begins in the desired title, the chapters
may be navigated either with the “Next” and
“Previous” functions or with the number keys on the
remote control handset.
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