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• DivX

files stored in HDD/SD card/USB device are not

guaranteed to play back.

• DivX

is a codec (compression/decompression) that can

compress images to a very small amount of data. The
software can compress video data from almost any sources
to the size that can be sent on the Internet without
compromising visual quality of the images.

• For disc, a file with an extension of “.avi” and “.divx” can be

played back as a DivX

file.

• Files whose extension other than “.avi” and “.divx” will not be

listed on the DivX

menu. However, unplayable groups or

files may be displayed, depending on the recording
conditions.

• Even if the file has an extension of either “.avi” and “.divx”,

this unit cannot play it back if it is recorded in the format
other than DivX

• For CD-RW/-R, maximum of 255 group (folder) or 999 files

may be recognised.

• For BD-RE/-R and DVD-RW/-R, maximum of 999 group

(folder) or 9,999 files may be recognised.

• If DivX

files written on a CD-RW/-R cannot be played back,

rewrite them on a BD-RE/-R or DVD-RW/-R, and try playing
them back again.

• You can play back the disc recorded in multi-session.
• It may take awhile for audio and images to be output after

you inserted a disc and pressed

[PLAY

]

• When playing back the files recorded in high bit rates, the

images can be interrupted in some occasions.

• Although DivX

logo has been obtained for this unit, it may

not be able to play back some data, depending on the
characteristics, bit rates, or audio format settings, etc.

• Use the software recognised by the DivX, LLC. when you

make DivX

files.

• If you try to play back the DivX

file that has the screen

resolution which this unit does not support, the playback will
be stopped and error message will appear.

• If a large-sized DivX

file is selected, it may take awhile to

start the playback (over 20 seconds sometimes).

• For more information for DivX

, please visit

http://www.divx.com.

Recommended spec:

[DivX

]

Subtitle created by the user can be displayed during DivX

playback.

Preparation:

Make sure that the appropriate language is selected in the
“DivX Subtitle Language” in the setup menu in order to avoid
character corruption. (Refer to page 62.)

Call up the file list. (Refer to “Guide to File List”
on page 42.)

Highlight the desired file to playback.

Press [Yellow].

• List of extensions of the subtitle files will appear.

Select the desired extension, then press
[ENTER

OK].

• DivX

with the subtitle will start playing back

automatically.

Note

• Playback file and the subtitle file must have the same name.
• Playback file and the subtitle file must locate in the same

folder. (DivX

subtitle files are, however, not displayed in the

list.)

• Only the subtitle files with the following extensions are

supported; .smi (.SMI), .srt (.SRT), .sub (.SUB), .ass (.ASS),
.ssa (.SSA), .txt (.TXT). (.sub (.SUB) and .txt (.TXT) files
may not be recognised.)

• The subtitles that exceed the playback time of the DivX

file

will not be displayed.

BD/DVD-videos come with their own unique disc menu
screens.
BD-video also has its own unique menu function called “pop-
up menu” which allows you to access some of the useful
menus without exiting the playback mode.
DVD-RW/-R, DVD+RW/+R discs and AVCHD files may come
with their own title menus.
These menus can be called up by pressing

[TOP MENU]

[POP MENU

MENU]

. In most cases, each menu screen can

be navigated using

[