Panasonic NV-VP30EBL manual HighMAT, Selecting from the Playlist

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HighMAT

 

TV

 

 

VCR

DVD

 

 

 

 

 

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Sorted according

Sorted according

Sorted according

to artist

to sampler

to category

HighMAT (High Performance Media Access Technology) is a jointly developed technology of Panasonic and Microsoft. If diverse computer data (WMA, MP3 and/or JPEG) is stored in HighMAT format on one disc, the HighMAT technology makes all of the information easily available for playback via the user-friendly and clearly arranged menu.

The HighMAT format is fully compatible to the ISO 9660 Joliet standard.

While the menu is displayed

￿Press to select then press ENTER.

Menu: Takes you to the

 

Play list: play starts

next menu which shows play lists or another menu

￿Press TOP MENU to display the menu.

￿Press RETURN to display the previous menu.

￿Press DISPLAY. The background changes to the one recorded on the disc.

Playlist

Group

Content

0 ~ 9

SELECT

NUMBER

SELECT

ENTER RETURN

Sorted according to category

No

Playlist title

1

Sorted according to artist

2

Sorted according to sampler

3

Sorted according to category

Selecting from the Playlist

￿Press MENU while playing.

￿The Playlist appears ( indicates the item currently playing).

￿Press then to switch between the Playlist, group and content lists.

￿Press then to select an item and press ENTER.

￿To exit the Playlist press MENU.

HighMAT and HighMAT logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia.

Windows Media, and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

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Contents NV-VP30EB/EBL Contents Dear customer PrecautionsPrecautions Laser ProductAvoid sudden changes in temperature Keep the VCR away from high temperaturesCleaning the VCR Avoid magnets or magnetized objectsCheck List How to replace the fuse Remote control closure Remote control codesInserting batteries into the remote control unit Brand CodeDevice control Standby/on switch /I Front PanelSockets Rear panelRemote control functions General OperationsVCR Operations DVD OperationsConnections Follow the step-by-step guide belowWith Scart cables Connecting the VCR to a Decoder Connecting to AV3External units Direct DVD audio/video output Digital connectors OpticalDVD Connections Video outputVCR Auto Setup Owner IDIf the clock setting menu appears List of TV Reception ChannelsChecking the Settings for Auto Setup Removing Interference / Changing RF-channel Playing back Ntsc video cassettes PlaybackPlaying back S-VHS Cassette Tape SQPB=S-VHS Quasi Playback CVC Super Crystal View Control SuperTracking control Adjusting the playback pictureIf the still picture jitters or jumps V-lock adjustment To return to Auto TrackingTape Remain Counter / Indicator RecordingAV-channels External recording control External recording controlTimer recording Timer recordingChanging or cancelling a timer programme Quitting the timer modeChecking the timer programme Playing back programmed recordingsAutomatic SP/LP selection PDC functionSetting a programme at it is Editing a programmeProtect and unprotect a Programme Video Plus+ Programming with the Video Plus+ FunctionTo suspend the Timer recording Standby Mode Menu Overview Manual setupManual Tuning Selected sub-menu is displayedChanging the name of TV stations Changing the order of TV stations or deleting a stationRestart Auto Setup Shipping condition / restoring factory defaultsOthers Menu RemoteTape length Owner ID To change the Owner IDTo display the Owner ID information Clock setting To manually adjust the clockTo activate the automatic time correction function TV-Standby/on Setting the Remote Control to operate your TVTV control NumericAudio out settings Audio mode L/RNicam sound system Finding the start of a recording Advanced functionsRepeat Playback Erasing a cassetteLimiting the recording and playback time Tape CounterConvenient Automatic Functions Select the audio language Select the subtitle languageSelect your TVs aspect ratio Audio SETUP-menu DiscOptions of the Setup menu SubtitleTo change the setting RatingsNtsc Disc Output SETUP-menu VideoStill Mode TV AspectDolby Digital/DTS Digital Surround/MPEG SETUP-menu AudioPCM Down Conversion Pulse Code Modulation Dynamic Range CompressionOn-Screen Messages DVD-Video ModeMenu Language HighMATSearch function PlaybackSlow Motion Skipping chapters, tracks or picturesRandom playback General playbackScene replay Resume functionChapter review Frame-by-frameRepeating a VCD using playback control PBC HighMATMusic with Picture To restore the original ratioSynchronous recording Zoom functionProgramme play Programme playPlaying back a particular track or title To rotate pictures To skip groupsTo activate the Jpeg on-screen displays DVD-RAM Menu To search for tracksTo output a Playlist HighMAT Selecting from the PlaylistOn-screen displays PL Playlist Advanced Surround Dialogue EnhancerWith 2 or more audio channels only Before requesting service General DistortionsVCR Distortions DVD Distortions Informations Tape Care Cassette erasure protectionSpecifications DVD S-Video outputIndex

NV-VP30EBL, NV-VP30EB specifications

The Panasonic NV-VP30EB and NV-VP30EBL are distinctive VHS-C camcorders that stand out for their compact design and user-friendly features. Both models offer high-quality video recording and playback, making them suitable for both amateur and semi-professional videographers.

One of the main features of the NV-VP30EB is its advanced VHS-C format, which is known for delivering clear and vibrant video quality. The camera utilizes a 700x digital zoom, allowing users to capture distant subjects with remarkable clarity. Additionally, it is equipped with a 20x optical zoom lens, which helps in achieving a focused and detailed shot without compromising on quality. This combination of optical and digital zoom ensures that users can capture a wide range of scenes, from expansive landscapes to close-up action.

The NV-VP30EB and the NV-VP30EBL also incorporate Panasonic’s acclaimed image stabilization technology. This feature minimizes the effects of camera shake, providing steadier footage during handheld shooting. Whether filming dynamic activities or simply capturing family moments, this technology enhances the overall viewing experience.

An attractive characteristic of these models is their ease of use. The intuitive interface and well-labeled control buttons make it easy for users to navigate through various settings and modes, enabling them to focus on capturing precious memories rather than getting bogged down by complicated functions. The built-in bright LCD screen offers a clear view of what the camera is capturing, facilitating precise framing and monitoring.

The camcorders also have a variety of recording modes, including slow motion and time-lapse functions, adding creative versatility to users. The NV-VP30EB and NV-VP30EBL come with integrated audio recording capabilities, ensuring that sound quality matches that of the video. Furthermore, their compact and lightweight design makes them highly portable, making them ideal for travel or spontaneous shooting.

In terms of battery life, both models feature efficient power management, which extends recording time without the need for frequent recharging. This is particularly valuable during long events or outings, where access to power may be limited.

Overall, the Panasonic NV-VP30EB and NV-VP30EBL are equipped with impressive features and technologies that cater to a diverse range of videography needs. Their blend of high-quality video capture, user-friendly design, and advanced stabilization technology ensures that users can create memorable footage with ease and confidence.
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