Depending upon whether the original program source is film or video, still images can either be reproduced as individual frames or individual fields. Digital Cinema Mode - Cinema mode combines brightness control with picture noise canceling to provide better picture quality in certain viewing conditions. It lessens glare, giving you colors that are more cinema-like and picture resolution that is gentler to the eyes. Cinema mode also improves the visibility of details in dark scenes by automatically adjusting picture contrast, and helps to suppress color smearing, as well. Normal mode is the default preset and should be used when watching ordinary DVD movies and software.
Fine mode is recommended when viewing animated material.
Soft mode is suggested for MPEG1 video CDs, as it reduces video noise. For extended viewing of DVD movies, try Cinema mode as it provides a non-tiring picture. Thanks to component video out, these DVD players produce images with higher resolution and more accurate colors than conventional DVD-Video players. The discrete video out terminals also let you transmit digital video to compatible video equipment, or connect your DVD-Video player to more than one monitor at a time. During Playback, advanced 3D-DNR circuitry effectively and selectively removes only noise components from the signal.