Resume play function, Playlist edit function – Panasonic TH-86EQ2W 85.6" 4K Digital Signage Display User Manual

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Resume Play function

After Media Player ends, the file to be played back next

time varies depending on the setting of [USB media

player settings] - [Resume play].

When set to [On]:

The file played prior to the end of Media Player starts

playing from the beginning.

When set to [Off]:

Play starts from the beginning of the first file of the

scenario.

Note

The resume play function is retained until the unit is

turned off or the USB memory device is taken out.

Playlist edit function

This function creates and edits a scenario file for the

USB media player. Select [Setup] – [USB media player

settings] – [Playlist edit] to select the desired content,

set the playback order and play time, and output the file

(scenario.dat) to the USB memory device.

Note

This section describes the function on the premise

that a USB memory device connected to the USB

terminal is used.
When [Use memory select] is set to [Internal

memory], the internal memory is used.

Descriptions for the scenario (scenario.dat) are

restricted by the USB media player.

After the playlist is edited, “Single Media Player (Type

2)” operates.

If a scenario file (scenario.dat) already exists in the

USB memory device or internal memory, delete it or

internal memory, and create a new one.

If a file list file (filelist.dat) already exists in the USB

memory device or internal memory, delete them.

While editing the playlist, the following functions are

disabled.
[Position]
[Sound]
[Picture]
[Setup]
- [Signal]
- [Input label]
- [Power management settings] -

[No signal power off]

- [Image settings] - [Read user image]
- [Multi display settings]
- [Function button settings]
- [Failover/Failback]
- [Audio input select]
- [Portrait settings]
[Digital zoom]

The screen and audio quality while editing the playlist

is adjusted with the same content as that for the

MEMORY VIEWER input.

Editing the playlist requires 2 MB or more of space in

the USB memory device.

Use a USB memory device for which file reading and

writing can be normally performed.

Use the remote control for the playlist editing function

operation.

1. File selection screen

Select content files to play.
After selecting the files, press <6> to go to the next

editing screen.

Press the remote control buttons to perform the

following operations.
<VOL +> Selects content files. (Add a check mark

on the upper left of the thumbnail.)

<VOL -> Cancels content selection. (Delete a

check mark on the upper left of the

thumbnail if there is.)

Moves the focus.

<4> Deletes all the check marks.
<ENTER> Plays content files or moves to a

different hierarchy.

<RETURN> Finishes editing the playlist or moves to

a higher hierarchy.

<6> Goes to the next editing screen.

Note

If a scenario (scenario.dat) exists in the USB

memory device or internal memory, it will be loaded

automatically. If applicable files are present, they

are already in the selected status on the content

selection screen.

Up to 999 lines can be read from a scenario

(scenario.dat).

If a file list (filelist.dat) exists in the USB memory

device or internal memory, it will not be loaded

even if a scenario (scenario.dat) is present, and

then the content selection screen appears with no

content files selected.

In addition to files immediately below root in the

USB memory device, files in folders can also be

selected.

A maximum of 999 content files can be selected.

If 999 files are selected, pressing <VOL +> for files

not selected cannot select such files.

When all the check marks are removed with <4>, a

confirmation screen is displayed before removal.

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