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PLAYING A DISC
Information on MP3 and JPEG files
• This DVD player can play back images and sounds from
data recorded in MP3 and JPEG formats on CD-R and
CD-RW discs.
•
A file with an extension of “.mp3 (MP3)” is called an “MP3
file”.
•
A file with an extension of “.jpg (JPG)” or “.jpeg (JPEG)” is
called a “JPEG file”.
The DVD player can run an image file conforming to the
Exif specification. Exif is a file format, Exchangeable
Image File format established by Japanese Electronic
Industry Development Association (JEIDA).
•
Files whose extension is other than “.mp3 (MP3)”, “.jpg
(JPG)” and “.jpeg (JPEG)” will not be listed in the MP3 or
JPEG menu.
•
If the file is not recorded in MP3 or JPEG format, noise
may be produced even if the file extension is either “.mp3
(MP3)”, “.jpg (JPG)” or “.jpeg (JPEG)”.
•
The name of group and track can be displayed in up to 25
characters. Unrecognizable characters will be replaced
with asterisks. The ninth and deeper hierarchies cannot
be displayed.
•
Unplayable groups or tracks may be displayed depending
on the recording conditions.
•
If
TITLE
is pressed when a file list is displayed, the first
item will be highlighted.
Applicable JPEG file
Remarks
Size of
image
Upper limit:
6300x5100 dots
Lower limit:
32x32 dots
A JPEG image that extends
beyond the screen is
reduced so that it will be
displayed within the screen.
When a CD with MP3 or JPEG files is inserted in the DVD
player and
MENU
is pressed, the FILE LIST will appear on
display. The number of tracks is also displayed on the front
panel.
Press
K
or
L
to select the
desired group (folder) or
track.
• If a group (folder) is
selected, press
B
or
ENTER
to go on to the
track selection screen.
Press
K
or
L
to choose a
track, then press
PLAY
or
ENTER
.
• If a track is selected, press
PLAY
or
ENTER
to start
playing tracks. Starting from the one that has been cho-
sen and the subsequent tracks will be played.
• Press
TITLE
to return to the first item.
Press
STOP
to stop playback.
NOTES:
• Folders are known as Groups; files are known as Tracks.
• Folders are accompanied by
icon.
• MP3 files are accompanied by
icon.
• JPEG files are accompanied by
icon.
• Maximum of 255 folders can be recognized.
• Maximum of 512 files can be recognized.
• Up to 8 hierarchies can be created.
This player recommends the use of files recorded at the below
specifications:
• Sampling frequency: 44.1kHz or 48kHz
• Constant bit rate: 112kbps ~ 320kbps.
2
1
JPEG
MP3
MP3/JPEG Playback
folder name
folder name 1
folder name 2
folder name 3
folder name 4
file name 1
file name 2
file name 3
JPEG
Press
MENU
. Kodak Picture
CD menu appears.
•
If all menu items cannot be
displayed in the screen
scope, “
G
” appears at the
right bottom of the screen,
indicating that the user can
view remaining items on the
next page. “
H
” appears, it
indicates that the user can view other items on the pre-
vious page. The track number of the currently highlight-
ed item and the total tracks are shown at the centre
bottom of the screen.
•
If “
G
” is shown at the right bottom, use
SKIP
G
to
view the next page. If “
H
” is shown at the left bottom,
use
SKIP
H
to view the previous page.
•
It may take some time until all menu items are dis-
played on the menu screen.
Press
Arrow
(
s
/
B
/
K
/
L
), select a desired track to be
played, then press
PLAY
or
ENTER
.
•
If a Kodak Picture CD file is selected, an image will be
played back from the selected track and go to the next
one in turn.
Press
STOP
to stop playback.
NOTES on JPEG and Kodak Picture CD playback
• A track is displayed for five seconds and then the next
track is displayed.
• Every press on
B
will turn the image clockwise by 90
degrees when an image is displayed. A press on
s
will
turn the image counterclockwise by 90 degrees.
• If a group is selected, press
K
or
L
to select a desired
group, then press
B
,
PLAY
or
ENTER
to select a track.
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2
1
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 3
Picture 4
Current track number /
the number of total tracks
Picture 5
Picture 6
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Kodak Picture CD
The DVD player can also run JPEG files stored on Kodak
Picture CDs. The Picture CD is a service to convert pho-
tographs taken by a conventional film camera into digital data
and write the data on a CD. The user can enjoy picture
images on the television set by playing back the Picture CDs.
For details of Kodak Picture CD, contact a shop that deals
with developing service of Kodak Inc.
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