Philips Magnavox Blu-Ray Disc/DVD Player with built in WiFi MBP5220F - Manual (Page 28)

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To control the playback, use following buttons.
Button Action
G (skip) For video files, playback will be step by step each time the button is pressed in pause mode.
∫ (forward)
¢ (reverse)
During playback, press to fast reverse/forward the playback.
Δ (pause) Pause the playback.
Æ (play)
Return to the normal playback.
Ê (stop) Stop the playback. (For video files, playback will be in Resume-On-Stop mode.)
Resume-On-Stop mode for video files
Playback will start from the point where it is stopped next time you press [
Æ (play)]. If you press
[OK] instead of [ Æ (play)] playback will start from the beginning of the file instead of resuming
from the last stop point.
TOP MENU Go to the root directory of the file list.
D Note
• For the media server list, maximum of 10 servers can be displayed.
• The system can recognize up to 9,999 files (including folders).
• The 10th and deeper hierarchies cannot be displayed.
• This unit supports the following formats. (Formats other than listed below cannot be recognized.)
- Video : MPEG 1, MPEG 2 PS, MPEG 2 TS / TTS
- Music : LPCM, MP3, WMA
- Photo : JPEG (Images over 1024 x 768 pixel are not included in the warranty specification.)
• Unplayable files in the media server will not be displayed in the file list.
• For some files, playback is not available even if displayed in the file list.
• In order to play back the contents from media servers, the player and the media servers must be connected to
the same local area network.
• Compatibility and available playback function may differ depending on the media server.
• If you select a photo file in step 6 on page 27, the selected photo will display and go to the next photo within 10
seconds.
• For photo files, every press of [ Н / Ж] will turn the image by 90 degrees when an image is displayed.
• The quality of the playback picture or sound depends on the speed/signal strength condition of your network.
• It may take a few moments while loading a file when the unit is going to a new folder/file location during
playback.
9.4 Using the Title / Disc / Pop Menu
Some BD-videos, DVD-videos or AVCHD files may contain a title menu which describes the contents of the disc, or
a disc menu which guides you through the available functions in the disc.
With such discs, a title menu or a disc menu may appear automatically when you insert the disc. Otherwise, press
[TOP MENU] or
[POP MENU/MENU] to call up the menu. Refer to the disc’s manual on how to navigate through
the menu.
D Note
• Menus vary among discs. Refer to the information accompanying the disc for details.
• [TOP MENU] or [POP MENU/MENU] may not work with some discs.