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Playing files in JPEG
format
The player can play JPEG image files stored
on a disc.
JPEG
JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts
Group - a group of experts nominated to
develop a method of compressing image
data. The best-known standard among
JPEGs is the 10918-1 (ITU-T T.81), which is
the first of a number of portions of still image
compression standards.
What is an image CD?
The DVD player can play JPEG files, most
commonly created by digital cameras and
KODAK image CDs. You can view image files
stored on a CD-R disc on the TV screen. The
maximum image size a player can display is
3,840 x 3,840 pixels.
1 Insert / mount JPEG image
media.
A table with the structure of folders
and files is displayed
and playback options.
2 Make the settings and
selecting as described for
playback from USB drive.
3 Press the cursor buttons to
select the desired file and
press ENTER.
The selected image is displayed.
4 You can view the images
using the playback control
buttons.
If you press PLAY, all the pictures
will be displayed in sequence,
using the NEXT/PREV buttons to
display the previous or next picture.
5 You can rotate images. Press
ANGLE.
Pressing the directional buttons
rotates the image 90 and 180
degrees.
6 You can enlarge images.
Press ZOOM.
When you press ZOOM, the image
is enlarged or reduced.
7 Press the MENU button to
display up to 9-12 images in
one view. Press MENU.
9-12 pictures are displayed.
8 Press the cursor buttons to
select the desired file and
press ENTER.
The selected image is displayed.
9 To return to a higher level,
use the directional buttons to
select the exit mark from that
folder and press ENTER.
Note:
If the disc contains mixed files,
in the right window, you can fi what type of
files you want to play. Audio, Photo and Video
can be selected.
Warning:
The display quality depends on the quality of
your TV.
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