DTS XD10 Especificações descarregar pdf (Página 13)

XD10 Cinema Media Player, Installation and Operating Guide Version 1.0

1. Operational Overview

This chapter includes instructions for loading DTS movie and trailer discs into the XD10 and discusses

basic operation before, during, and after a show. The XD10 menu structure is described, and the various

submenus and options are explained. Language Management, check procedures, and compatibility topics

are covered near the end of this chapter.

1.1. Loading Discs

The XD10 contains two DVD/CD-ROM drives and a large capacity internal hard drive. Up to thirty full-

length features can be stored on the hard drive. All titles (such as movie digital sound tracks) are played

from the hard drive and titles are loaded to the hard drive from DTS cinema discs. DTS cinema discs are

placed in the DVD/CD-ROM drives for transferring to the hard drive. Either drive A or B can be used to

download DTS cinema titles. Once the XD10 is set up and the cinema discs are loaded, feature films,

trailers, videos (if equipped with the Video Option), and subtitles/narration/captions (if equipped with the

CSS Option) can be played directly from the XD10. The XD10 automatically starts, stops, and tracks

film breaks and changeovers without needing any action from the projectionist/operator.

Note: The system uses caddy-less DVD/CD-ROM drives. The drive will not accept a

DVD/CD-ROM disc in a caddy or case. You must remove the disc from its case and place it

on the DVD/CD tray.

The DTS digital sound track will automatically download to the hard drive. Once the download is

complete, a “Complete” message will display, prompting you to open the drive door to remove the disc

and place it in its carrier. Place the carrier and disc back into the film can and return it to the film depot

along with the print.

Load DTS cinema video discs as you would DTS cinema sound discs. Be aware that the disc must be

labeled as a “DTS Cinema Video” disc. This disc has special formatting that enables the material to

become part of the XD10 “Video Playlist”. It must be part of the Video Playlist in order for the material

to be available for playback at the appropriate time.

1.1.1. Contents File Management

The hard drive capacity is 40 gigabytes. As additional material is loaded onto the hard drive, the drive

may approach or reach its capacity for storage. In that case, loading new material will necessitate

deletion of existing material, to make room. The XD10 file management approach is based on identifying

existing material that has not been played recently.

The system keeps a list of data files. Whenever a show is played, or loaded from a disc, all material for

that show is put at the head of the list. Therefore, files that have not played recently move down the list.

The file that has not been played for the longest time is at the bottom of the list.

When a new CD-ROM is loaded, the program starts at the bottom of the list and deletes enough files to

make room to copy the new material.

You can also use the PLAYBACK | CONTENTS menu to selectively delete features and trailers from the

hard disc. (See page 1-14).

1.1.2. About DTS Movie Discs

DTS movie discs are issued to theaters from the film studio’s distribution company. Make sure the discs

you are loading match the movie you want to play (for example, “Jurassic Park” film with “Jurassic Park”

movie discs). Download one movie title at a time. Always return discs with the print.

Note: If film and discs do not match, the digital sound track will not play, when selected for

playback on the Playlist.

Operational Overview Document #: 9301E692001.0

1-1

1 2 ... 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... 151 152

Comentários a estes Manuais

Sem comentários

DTS XD10 Especificações Página 13

Comentários a estes Manuais