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What is JPEG

?

JPEG is short for the “Joint Photographic Experts Group”, a group of experts nominated to produce standards for

continuous tone image coding.

The best known standard from JPEG is IS 10918-1 (ITU-T T.81), which is the first of a multi-part set of standards

for still image compression. This allows you to create files (such as photographs, drawings, and most clip-art)

that can be archived on a CD-R for viewing on the RDV650, computer, or the web.

Playing Your JPEG Files

Normal Slide Show Presentation

When a JPEG disc is loaded into the player, a menu will appear on screen. (the same as the on screen menu of MP3)

Each picture in the current directory will be displayed consecutively in a slideshow presentation and will be automatically

displayed using the largest size that fits in your television screen. Sixteen slideshow “transition” modes are provided. Use

the “

PROGRAM

” button to select one of the following transition effects:

Press “

1/ALL

” button to select different play modes including: 

Random

,

Repeat One

,

Repeat All

,

Repeat Off

,

Single

and

Shuffle

.

Image Rotation

There are four modes to rotate a picture:

 Invert, Mirror, Left, 

and

Right

. These operations are allowed only when a

picture is being displayed normally, and will be cancelled automatically when the next picture is displayed (press”

next

or “

prev

”)The arrow key are used to select the different rotation modes:

Up -Mirror/Vertical

Down -Mirror/Horizontal

Left -Turn left

Right -Turn right

Zoom

This features allows you to view a picture at 50%-200% in several increments. Press the “

ZOOM

” button. An on

screen message (“ 

Zoom 100% 

”) will verify your selection. Use “

F.F

” and “

F.R

” keys to control the amount of zoom in and

out. Press the direction keys to move the picture in any direction. Press “

Zoom

” button again to exit the “

Zoom

” mode and

back to normal operation.

Note: When in the “ZOOM” mode, the slideshow transition and image transformation features are disabled.

Menu

When JPEG CD is played, the “

MENU

” key is used to display JPEG folders and the corresponding files. During the

playback, press “

STOP

” to access thumbnail menu.

mode 1: Wipe Top (by default)

mode 3: Wipe Left

mode 5: Diagonal Wipe Left Top

mode 7: Diagonal Wipe Left Bottom

mode 9: Extend From Center H

mode 11: Compress To Center H

mode 13: Window H

mode 15: Wipe From Edge To Center

mode 2: Wipe Bottom

mode 4: Wipe Right

mode 6: Diagonal Wipe Right Top

mode 8: Diagonal Wipe Right Bottom

mode 10: Extend From Center V

mode 12: Compress To Center V

mode 14: Window V

mode 16: Move In From Top

Special Operation

Summary of Contents for DVD 2600

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Page 3: ...or parties authorized by us will void all the manufacture warranties For Customer Use In spaces provided below record the Model and Serial No located on the rear panel of your DVD video player Model No Serial No Retain this information for future reference CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOTOPEN AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELEC...

Page 4: ...o the product due to lightning and power line surges 17 Power Lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them migh...

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