Lite-On help (1 Viewer)

[Kevin Kopish]

I have a few basic questions about the LVD-2001. How do I zoom with this player? Also, do I need to do anything to get the PAL to NTSC conversion to work? I know how to make it region free, but I don't have any PAL DVDs to try out. Thanks for you help

K

 

[ThomasW]

Also, do I need to do anything to get the PAL to NTSC conversion to work?

Insert a PAL DVD and push the p-scan button.

 

[Jay Blair]

Actually, the PAL to NTSC conversion is automatic. The p-scan button is only needed to cycle through the various output video signal modes, 480i, 480p, 720P, 1080i, etc.; it also allows you to use PAL (576i--or something like that) without converting to NTSC if your system is PAL capable.

Note: the zoom button is underneath the bottom cover that slides down, along with number buttons and the slow button.

The owners manual is not very helpful. It looks professionsal and touches on the basics, but not much else. It's also a thick manual, but that's only because it is written in 5 languages. It also does not tell you how to get into the secret menu.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

It also does not tell you how to get into the secret menu.

If they told you that in the manual, it wouldn't be a "secret" menu.

 

[WesleyHester]

Unfortunately, it also doesn't tell you that pressing review, forward, previous or next will kick the player out of Zoom and you'll have to press the button again.

I've "JP1ed" the LiteOn to my One-For-All Universal remote so no more - SLIDING DOOR OF DEATH. ;-)

 

[jeff peterson]

How did you get the One for All to take the commands for the Liteon. I didn't find a remote code and mine wouldn't learn the commands from the Liteon's remote.

 

[WesleyHester]

Jeff Peterson, I had to use what is called a JP-1 cable to connect my URC-9910 to my computer. Then, using software downloaded from the internet, set a custom device that includes all the buttons. Because of the limited amount of keys on the One-For-All, I had to learn 4 I wanted too. I even set the device code to 2001 which shows up on my remote's LCD - this can easily be done with the software too. NOTE: I should have checked the JP-1 Yahoo Group first though because someone had already created a custom device file for the LVD-2001. That would have saved me some time: I could have downloaded the simple text file; loaded into the software; changed it to my remote; connected my remote to the computer and uploaded it to the remote; done.