Avtex W103D, User Manual

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Playing WMA, JPEG, MPEG-4 files
WMA is an international standard of audio compression, compressing audio data 12 times to 1/12 of their
size. One CD disc may store more than 600 minutes of music (more than 170 songs). And the quality of
WMA disc approximates to the audio CD disc quality
.
JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group)- image compression algorithm, used all over the world and
providing high level of compression of the source data. Any graphics editor may edit images of this
format and their sizeis 15-20 times less then the original images.
MPEG-4 is the standard for transmitting audio and video data via channels with low capacity. This
format is very popular since it made possible to place full-length movies with good enough resolution
on one CD, and to exchange video files through the internet.
This DVD player may decompress and playback files of these formats using one user-friendly interface.
Playback settings:
All disc types
Press the button of the remote control to go the playback
setup. Select the required item using the buttons, press
OK for confirmation.
Playback of supported files.
Each time you press the
button, the file format will change OK
by rotation.
All disc types - Audio - Picture- Video -A+V - A+P -P+V
Slide show
Choose the slide show speed of displaying JPEG files.
Each time you press the
button, the slide show speed or OK JPEG files displaying will change by rotation.
Slide 5sec- Slide 10sec - Slide 15sec - Slide 20sec - Slide 25sec - Slide 30sec
Play the folder
Choose Play folder or Play disc.
1. Press the button to OK play the folder.
2. Press the button to go to the files window.
3. Press the button to go to the directory menu. SETUP
Select the required directory , press for confirmation. OK
Disc playback mode
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Directory window. Displays the current file directory.
Files window. Displays the directory contents.
Scroll bar. Displays file location in the directory
.
Playback features.
Preview window. Preview of JPEG files.