Panasonic Viera TX-P42S20L Operating Instructions Manual

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16Watching TVDisplay subtitlesDisplay / hide subtitles (if available)To change the language for DVB (if available)● “Preferred Subtitles” (p. 30)STTLNoteIf you press the STTL button in Analogue mode, it switches to teletext service and calls up a favourite page●(p. 21). Press the EXIT button to return to TV mode.AspectChange the aspect ratio (image size) ASPECTEnjoy viewing the image at its optimum size and aspect.Normally programmes have the Aspect Control Signal (Widescreen signal, etc.), and the TV will choose theaspect ratio automatically according to the Aspect Control Signal (p. 60).If you would like to change the aspect ratio manually■Display Aspect Selection list While the list is displayed, select the modeASPECTSelectChange EXITRETURNAspect SelectionAuto16:914:9Just4:34:3 FullZoom1Zoom2Zoom3Aspect Selection liststoreselectTo change the mode using the ASPECT button only● ASPECT (Press repeatedly until you reach the desired mode)AutoThe best ratio is chosen and the image expanded to fill the screen.For details p. 6016:9 4:3 FullDirectly displays the image at 16:9without distortion (anamorphic).Displays a 4:3 image enlargedhorizontally to fit the screen.HD signal only●14:9 Zoom1Displays the image at the standard 14:9without distortion.Displays a 16:9 letterbox or 4:3 imagewithout distortion.Just Zoom2Displays a 4:3 image full-screen.Stretching is only noticeable at the left andright edges.Displays a 16:9 letterbox (anamorphic)image full-screen without distortion.4:3 Zoom3Displays the image at the standard 4:3without distortion.Displays a 2.35:1 letterbox (anamorphic)image full-screen without distortion.At 16:9, displays the image at its maximum(with slight enlargement).NoteAspect is fixed to “16:9” when “Viewing Mode” is set to “Game” in the Picture Menu.●Not available in teletext service.●Aspect mode can be memorized separately for SD (Standard definition) and HD (High definition) signals.●