Playing MP3 and JPEG discs
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appears a transparent rectangle in File Switch Region.
III. In File Switch Region, you can press the Left and Right arrow buttons to switch the
highlight, then press Enter; the “M”, “P”, and “G” button is illustrated in the above
picture. For example, if a disc with MP3 and JPEG files but without any NES files is
loaded, the color of the letter “M” and “P” will appear to white and “G” black. If a MP3
file playing, “M” turns darker.
IV. To the disc with MP3 and JPEG files, when playing a JPEG picture, press the Return
button to return to JPEG list.
V. You can press the Number buttons to select the file you want to play. For example, if you
desire the 15
th
track in current list, press the “10+” button once, then press “5”, the 15
th
starts playback.
Notes: When playing a disc with MP3 files, video cannot be output while only digital audio
can.
VI. When playing JPEG pictures, press the Program button to choose the pictures switched
mode. There are 17 switch modes; Press Program repeatedly to activate the function and
choose the required switch mode: Spread from Up to Down, Spread from Down to Left,
Spread from Left to Right, Spread from Right to Left, Spread from Left Up to Right Down,
Spread from Right Up to Left Down, Spread Left Down to Right Up, Spread from Right
Down to Left Up, Spread from Center to Up / Down, Fold from Up / Down to Center, Fold
from Left / Right to Center, Horizontal Shutter, Vertical Shutter, Fold from the Corners to
the Center, Random Play, Off.
VII. When a picture playing or pausing, press the Arrow buttons to change the display angle:
Up: flip vertical
Down: flip horizontal
Left: rotate 90
8
counter-clockwise
Right: rotate 90
8
clockwise
VIII. When a picture playing or pausing, press the Menu button, the screen displays small
pictures. Up to 12 small pictures are displayed per screen. To view the next 12 pictures,
press the Next button to go forward and the Prev button to go to the previous page. You can
also select and play a picture in full screen by press that number on the remote.
