Panasonic Viera TH-42PZ800B Operating Instructions Manual

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2Turn your living room into a home theatre!Experience an amazing level of multi-media excitement■Receives digital terrestrial broadcastings using an integrated DVB (Digital VideoBroadcasting) tunerDisplay DVB programmes with TV Guide (p. 20) / Timer Programming (p. 40) /Register and instantly call up favourite programmes with Profile Edit (p. 32)■Sharp pictures with HDMI connectionEnjoy high-definition digital picture and high-quality sound by using an HDMI cable (p. 52)• This TV incorporates HDMI TM (Version 1.3 with Deep Colour, x.v.Color TM) technology.■Links up and controls the connected equipment with “Q-Link” and “VIERA Link”Easy recording and playback, create home theatre without complicated settings, etc. (p. 44)■Supports Audio Description signal (p. 15 and p. 26)This function can add an additional audio track to describe events on-screen and aidsunderstanding and enjoyment, particularly for visually-impaired viewers.■Provides high quality surround soundSRS TruSurround XT creates a high quality surround sound effect. (p. 26)Digital SwitchoverStarting in late 2007 and ending in 2012, TV services in the UK will go completelydigital, TV region by TV region.If you have any questions, please call Digital UK on 08456 50 50 50or visit www.digitaluk.co.ukDigital Switchover will cover a period of several weeks. When it starts you will loseall Analogue TV programmes and some Digital TV programmes will be missing.You will need to retune your TV each time this happens to recover your digitalprogrammes.• To retune your TV “Auto Setup” in “Tuning Menu” (p. 35)Cable or Satellite users should still retune the TV to continue to receive Freeviewservices via their aerial. (Your Analogue programme for viewing Cable or Satelliteservices will change to a new position.)• Due to the digital reception technologies involved, quality of the DTV signals may be relatively low in some cases,despite good reception of analogue programmes.