Go-Video VR3845 manual Jpeg Playback, Viewing Jpeg Files, Full Screen Options, Slide Show Options

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JPEG Playback

Viewing JPEG Files

To view JPEG files on a recordable CD or DVD:

1Load your disc in the disc tray.

• The “JPEG” menu appears.

JPEG

List

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2Use the  keys to select a folder and press ENTER.

•A list of files in the folder appears.

•Press and hold the  keys to go previous or next page.

3To view a particular file, press  to highlight the file, then press ENTER or PLAY.

•The selected image is displayed in Full Screen view (see options be- low).

Full Screen Options

In Full Screen view, a toolbar appears below the image:

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•Press ENTER to toggle the toolbar on and off.

•Press STOPto return to the “Photo” menu.

•Press  to rotate the image clock- wise or counter-clockwise.

•Press PREV/NEXTto skip to the previous or next image.

•Press PAUSE/STEPto pause a slide show in progress.

•Press RETURN to switch to TV view. Press DISC MENU/LIST to return to the “Photo” menu.

•If the disc also contains MP3/WMA files, press TITLE to switch between JPEG & MP3 view.

Slide Show Options

•On the JPEG menu, select the follow- ing button and press ENTER to start the slide show:

•To set the slide show interval, select the following icon:

...then use the  buttons to select Fast (>>>), Normal (>>), Slow (>), or Off ().

•To listen to music while the slide show is playing, select the following button and press ENTER:

NOTE:

•See Technical Specs on page 60 for JPEG disc requirements.

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Contents Page FCC Notice Power Cord CautionCongratulations Important Safety InstructionsTable of Contents About Recording Timer RecordingWarranty Jpeg PlaybackWelcome Playback only UnpackingCompatible Media Playback and recordingFront Panel Front panel display overview When lit, indicatesCurrent Repeat mode Current DVD Recorder+VCR status Front Panel DisplayRear Panel Remote Control Connections Antenna/Basic Cable Connections Cable Box/Satellite Receiver Connections If your TV has S-Video or Component Video inputs, see Basic TV ConnectionsEnhanced Video Options Enhanced Audio Options Rear AV Connections Front AV Connections Setup Menu Navigation Keys Setup Menu OverviewPress Setup to display and exit Setup menu Press Return to exit the Setup menuAuto Clock Set General SettingsAuto Channel Search Adding/Deleting ChannelsProgressive Scan Display ModeManual Clock Set TV Aspect RatioPower Save Mode Factory SettingsPlayback Control PBC Language Settings To disable subtitles, choose OFFOn-Screen Display Language Sampling Frequency Audio SettingsSurround Mode Dolby/DTS/MPEGCountry Code Parental Control SettingsChanging the Password Parental Control RatingRecord Settings Erasing/Reformatting Discs Disc SettingsAll contents will be erased and the disc will be formatted Initializing DiscsEntry When finished, select OK and press Finalizing DiscsLabeling Discs Protecting Discs AutoPlayYourDVD Operations CH/ Press the DVD button when you want to control the DVD deckPress the VCR button when you want to control the VCR deck Basic Deck ControlsTo play a DVD or Video CD Many DVD discs play automatically when loadedBasic DVD/VCR Playback Playing a DVD/VCDSpecial DVD Playback Options Use these keys during DVD playbackSkips to the previous or next chapter Special VCR Playback Options Use these keys during VCR playbackSets tape audio to HiFi Left, Right or Mono Audio CD/MP3 Playback Playing Audio CDs or MP3/ WMA FilesSpecial Audio Playback Options Erasing Tracks from a Program List Program PlaybackProgram Playback with Music CDs Play Modes during Program PlaybackSlide Show Options Jpeg PlaybackViewing Jpeg Files Full Screen OptionsAbout Recording About Disc Types/FormatsDVD Recorder+VCR cannot re- cord CD-R or CD-RW discs Recording from TV One-Touch RecordingWatching and Recording Recording From External Devices DV TroubleshootingSetting a Timer Recording Timer RecordingStopping a Timer Recording in Progress Timer Recording NotesTimer Recording Troubleshooting Canceling a Timer RecordingCopying DVD to VCR Copying VCR to DVDFollowing are editing terms used by this DVD Recorder+VCR About EditingEditing Terminology Editing Options by Disc TypeViewing Chapters Editing OptionsAdding Chapter Markers Changing Thumbnail ImagesMaking a New Playlist Adding Titles/Chapters to a PlaylistNew playlist is created with the name Title # Press PLAY again to start playback Deleting Titles/ChaptersDeleting Part of a Title Title Edit-Delete Part menu appearsYou can also select Renaming a TitleMoving Chapters in a Playlist Enter a name for the titleTwo adjacent chapters are com- bined into a single chapter Dividing a TitleMerging Two Chapters Title Edit-Divide menu ap- pearsPlaying Hidden Chapters Hiding/Showing a ChapterProtecting a Title Unhiding a ChapterOverwriting a Title Previewing a Title List MenuPlaying Edited Discs on Other DVD Players Help Programming the Remote Programming the Remote to Control Your TVButtons Used to Operate Your TV Country Codes Language CodesSymptom Cause Solution TroubleshootingResetting the DVD Recorder+VCR Product Care & Handling Technical Specifications Other Reference Information GoVideo Limited Warranty WarrantyMpeg Index3834RV0040E Vers. a

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