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DVD settings
There are two types of DVD settings: "Video" and "Language." Click the
appropriate button to open its settings page.
Video
The Video settings control the video output of DVDs/VCDs.
Use hardware acceleration takes advantage of the special processing power in
some graphics cards to reduce CPU loading when playing back DVDs and some
video files. If you have problems with video quality, try turning this option Off.
Select an output type:
• 4:3 Standard or 16:9 Widescreen according to your display preferences
• The Letterbox option displays widescreen movie content in its original
aspect ratio and adds black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
• The Pan & Scan feature is for DVD titles with a widescreen aspect ratio.
• Acer CinemaVision is a nonlinear video stretching technology that
produces minimal distortion in the center of the picture.
• Stretch stretches the video display to the size of the display screen.
• The "Color profile" option allows you to select from a list of color
configurations to change the overall color of the video content during
playback. "Original" uses the color scheme of the disk you are watching,
while "Vivid," "Bright," and "Theatre" add enhanced color to the video
display.
• Acer ClearVision is a video enhancement technology that detects video
content and dynamically adjusts the brightness/contrast/saturation levels
so that you do not need to change the color settings if the movie you are
watching contains scenes that are overly dark or too bright.
• Click Restore to factory settings to return the settings to their default
values.
Language
The "Language settings" control the audio and subtitle output of DVDs/VCDs.
"Subtitle" selects the default subtitle language for DVDs when available. The
factory setting is "Off."
"Closed caption" turns on the closed captions on DVDs. This function displays
captions encoded in the video signal that describe on screen action and dialog
for the hearing impaired. The factory setting is "Off."
"Audio" selects the default language for DVD titles.