A evo kako se ukljucuje poluprovidna pozadina kada imate vise filmova na DVDu:
For those who found the trick to enable the subtitles background useful, here is a method to use with discs with more than one movie file.
In order to use this trick, first there is something you all must know.
When the player is set to NO MENU mode (by pressing DISC MENU button
when the menu is on, or by setting it through the preferences
menu `MP3/JPEG Nav' option), it first scans the whole disc to
determine all the recognizable files (movies, subtitles, pictures,
mp3) and assigns them a sequential number, while a PLEASE WAIT…
message is displayed on screen. This numbers are assigned to the
files in the same order they appear on screen when you navigate the
disc directory structure through the menu.
Once you know this, do the following steps:
1-Determine the file number assigned by the player to the AVI file
and the desired subtitle file. You have to do this by navigating the
disc structure in . For example, let's say the AVI file is number 11
and the subtitle is number 10
2-Enter NO MENU mode. After the PLEASE WAIT message disappears, the
player starts playing the first file y finds. Press STOP
3-Enter the number of the subtitle file with the remote (in this
example, 10) and press OK. The `little hand' is displayed on screen.
Then press SUBTITLE button. DIVX SUBTITLE SELECTED message is
displayed
4-Enter the number of the AVI file with the remote (in this example,
11) and press OK. The movie starts playing.
5-After READING INDEX message is displayed, press SYSTEM
MENU button twice. After this, the player usually skips a few seconds of the movie. If this is unacceptable, just STOP and start playing again.
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