Playing Music, Video and Photo Files
In addition to its navigation functions, your GPS-810 can play your music and
video files and display your photos. These files must be loaded onto an SD
media card. (SD card not included.)
Compatible A/V File Types
In order to play on your GPS-810, audio and video files must be in one of the
following formats:
AUDIO
MP3: VBR/CBR (8 ~ 448kbps), 8 ~ 48kHz, ID3 tags (v1 and v2.1 to v2.3)
with album art supported .
WMA: 32kbps up to 160kbps (VBR) and 32kbps up to 256kbps (CBR),
WMA Lossless, WMA Pro, playback up to 48kHz, DRM 10, ASF tag
with album art supported.
M4A: VBR/CBR (8 ~ 320Kbps), 8 – 96kHz sample rate, M4A, MP4
extensions only. M4A tag with album art supported.
VIDEO
MPEG-4: Max 640 x 480 with 20fps with 1Mbps data rate. ASP profile
compatible. AVI extension only. ‘DIV3’ not supported.
WMV: WMV codecs 7, 8 and 9, and Advanced Profile, DRM 10.
H.264: Baseline profile only. Mqax 640 c 480 with 15fps with 1 Mbps data
rate. M4V, MP4, 3GP extensions only.
PHOTOS
JPEG, BMP and GIF formats, up to 4096 x 3072 pixels. Resizing images to the
GPS-810’s native screen resolution of 480 x 272 will produce the best results.
Loading Media on Your SD Card
There are two ways to transfer media from your computer to an SD card
inserted into your GPS-810: via
USB Mass Storage or via MTP
(Media Transfer Protocol).
Touch the S
ETTINGS button on
the S
OURCE screen (see
Changing Settings, on page 27),
then touch the PC C
ONNECT but-
ton. The PC C
ONNECTION screen
(right) will appear, with buttons
for MTP and USB M
ASS STORAGE modes.
MTP (MEDIA TRANSFER PROTOCOL)
MTP mode transfers files using the SYNC mode of Windows Media® Player
(ver. 10 or higher). If necessary, Windows Media Player will automatically
transcode video files to a format supported by GPS-810.
To use the MTP mode, you must have a PC that is running the Windows® XP
operating system (Service Pack 2 or higher) and has Windows Media Player
10 or higher installed.
NOTE: You must use the MTP mode to transfer Windows Media Playlists for use in the
GPS-810.
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