Special Vcd-Features; Playing An Audio Cd - Yamaha DVD-S510 Owner's Manual

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Special VCD-Features

Playback Control (PBC)
Load a Video CD with PBC and press 2.
Go through the menu with the keys indicated on the TV screen until your
chosen passage starts to play. If a PBC menu consists of a list of titles, you
can select a title directly.
Enter your choice with the numerical keys (0-9).
Press RETURN to go back to the previous menu.
You may also set the PBC OFF under Personal Preferences menu.
Note: When PBC is on, you cannot operate shuffle, repeat, A-B repeat, time search
and FTS video with video CD's version 2.0.

Playing an audio CD

After loading the disc, playback starts automatically.
If the TV is on, the Audio CD screen appears.
The number of tracks and the total playing time will be shown on the
screen.
During play, the current track number and its elapsed playing time will be
shown on the screen and on the player display.
Playback will stop at the end of the disc.
To stop play at any other time, press 9.
OK
Pause
ON SCREEN RETURN
Press ; during play.
REPEAT A–B
SKIP/SEARCH To return to play, press 2.
DVD
OK
Search
ON SCREEN RETURN
To search forward or backward through the disc at four times normal
REPEAT A–B
speed, hold down S or T for about one second during play.
SKIP/SEARCH
DVD
To step up to eight times the normal speed, press S or T again.
To return to four times the normal speed, press S or T again.
If the TV is on, search speed and direction are indicated on the screen
each time S or T is pressed.
To end the search, press 2 to resume playback or 9 to stop.
OK
Moving to another track
ON SCREEN RETURN
Press T briefly during play to go to the next track.
REPEAT A–B
SKIP/SEARCH Press S briefly during play to return to the beginning of the current
DVD
track. Press S twice briefly to step back to the previous track.
To go directly to any track, enter the track number using the numerical
keys (0-9).
Search begins, and sound is partially muted.
Search goes to eight times the speed, and the sound is muted.