Locating a Scene or Track You Want
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Locating a Particular Point in a
Scene or Track Z
You can also locate a particular point in a scene or
track while playing a disc.
During PBC Playback (page 10), this function is
available only while playing moving pictures.
While playing an audio CD, Slow-motion Play is not
available.
& SLOW
INDEX C/c
0/)
To locate a point
While monitoring the
picture or sound
Slowly by observing
the TV screen
(Slow-motion Play)
Quickly by observing
the front panel display
during pause
If you want to change the playback speed during
Slow-motion Play
Press & SLOW repeatedly until you find the playback
speed you want. Three speeds are available: SLOW 1 (1/
5th the normal speed), SLOW 2 (1/10th) and SLOW 3 (1/
15th). Each time you press the button, the playback speed
changes as follows.
Press
) (forward) or 0 (backward)
and hold down until you find the
point. You will not hear the sound
while playing a VIDEO CD.
& SLOW. You will not hear the
sound during the operation. When
you find the point, press ( to
return to the normal speed.
0/) and hold down until you
find the point. You will not hear the
sound during the operation.
n SLOW 1 n SLOW 2 n SLOW 3
If “ ” appears in the front panel display
The disc has reached the end while you were pressing
). Press 0 or = to go back.
Note
While playing a VIDEO CD, the picture may be distorted
during the search operation.
Locating a point using the index
(Index Search)
There are two kinds of indexes: one is for audio CDs
and the other is for VIDEO CDs. You can locate a point
you want using the index.
Note that this function is available only for indexed
discs. Also note that you cannot search indexes in
different tracks.
While playing a track, press INDEX C or c
repeatedly.
• To locate the current or preceding index numbers,
press INDEX C.
• To locate the next or subsequent index numbers,
press INDEX c.
Index number
Front panel display
What is an index?
It is the division of a track or disc into numbered
sections. It allows you to easily locate a desired point on
the disc. To determine whether or not a disc has an
index, look at the disc’s packaging.
