Sony VSP-BZ10, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Using the Signage Web Manager
Audio (background music) is also applied
when this check box is selected and audio
(background music) is specified for video
files that do not include audio.
When a folder has been specified, pay careful
attention to the following points.
• A maximum of 1,000 files can be played.
Each file can be no larger than 2 GB in size.
If a folder containing more than 1,000 files is
specified, content will not playout. If a folder
that consists of 33 levels of subfolders or
more is specified, content will not playout.
• Files are played in ASCII code order. We
recommend using ASCII characters when
naming files and folders.
Recognition of file names and folder names
is guaranteed for ASCII characters only.
Apply
Saves the settings made on this screen.
Content Download
Content Server Setting
Lets you download content stored on the
Web/HTTP server and save it to an SDHC
Memory Card inserted in the memory card
slot on the player.
A maximum of 1,000 files can be
downloaded. Each file can be no larger than
2 GB in size. If a folder that consists of 33
levels of subfolders or more is specified,
download is disabled.
Address
Enter the address of the Web/HTTP server.
Be sure to include “http://” at the beginning
of the Web/HTTP server address.
Example: http://192.168.0.11
Port
Enter the port number of the Web/HTTP
server.
User
When accessing the Web/HTTP server,
enter the user name required for
authorization if necessary.
Password
When accessing the Web/HTTP server,
enter the password required for
authorization if necessary.
File/Folder Setting
Specifies the download source and save
location for the content files on the Web/
HTTP server specified in the “Address”
field.
Download From (Server)
You can either enter the location in the text
box or click the “Browse” button and select
the file or folder location on the screen that
appears. If a folder containing more than
1,000 files is specified with the “Browse”
button, only 1,000 files will be displayed in
the list, and an error code will appear at the
bottom right.
Always include a slash (/) at the end of a
folder location specification.
Names that are identical to file names that
exist in the folder cannot be used for the
folder name.
Note