Technicolor - Thomson DTH8640 - Manual (Page 23)

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Playing a disc
Playing image and audio (JPEG, mp3, wma)
Your player can play JPEG files with a resolution of up to five million pixels. However beyond
400,000 pixels there is no perceptible improvement in the quality of pictures displayed on your
TV screen.
Note: the play menu depends on the content of the disc being played.
Sound: Select a folder or a title, possibly a playback function and press OK . Choose a play mode
and confirm with OK .
• Play
• Play All
• Random All
• Random
• Repeat folder
• Repeat file
• Restart
Playback of files begins with the file selected and continues with the following files. Where there
are sub-folders in the folder, these are also played. Playback then moves to the next folder located
at the same level in the tree diagram as the folder containing the first file you selected.
Stop playback using the STOP key.
Images: Select an image or start the slideshow from the selected image. Choose a play mode
and confirm with
OK (Play, Play all, Random, Random all).
Changing images
During the picture sequence change images using the PR F l or PR l G keys on the remote
control unit. According to the type of image (Kb or Mb) the change may take several seconds.
To play DivX files
Your player is an Officially Certified DivX™ device. It can play DivX ® 5, DivX ® 4, DivX ® 3 and
DivX ® VOD files according to the DivX Certified™ technical specifications.
The correct playing of DivX in your player, depends on the preparation and production of the
audio and video files, the codecs used, the type of recording equipment employed and the
parameters of your computer. It is therefore possible that you cannot play a DivX file or that part
or all of it is defective. It can also sometimes happen that you can play the images (video) but not
the sound (audio). Your recorder can only recognize and read DivX files if their titles do not
contain more than 12 characters.
Note: To guarantee playback of DivX files the audio must be mp3 format. DivX Certified devices can play
back any interleaved mp3 audio at any bitrate, both CBR and VBR. The audio must be sampled at standard
frequencies, such as 32 khz, 44.1khz, and 48khz, and must conform to the AVI file specification. Apart from
mp3, the audio formats recognised by your player are MPEG layer 1/2, AC3, DTS, PCM. The most common is
mp3. Formats such as AAC and Ogg Vorbis are not supported by this player.
MENU Disc OK OK Music
Pictures OK
Video
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