Marantz DV6600 manual Press the Menu button Kodak Picture CD menu, Appears

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Current track number / the number of total tracks

PLAYING A DISC

•If a track is selected, press the PLAY or ENTER button. The selected track and the subsequent tracks will be played back.

•When selecting the folders:

–Press the Cursor button (B) when you want to go to the next hierarchy.

–Press the Cursor button ({) button when you want to go back to the previous hierarchy (except for the top hierarchy).

•Press the TOP MENU button to return to the first item.

2 Press the STOP button to stop playback.

NOTES:

•Folders are known as groups; files are known as tracks.

•A symbol of “” is shown on the top of the group name.

•A symbol of “” is shown on the top of MP3 files.

•A symbol of “” is shown on the top of JPEG files.

•A symbol of “” is shown on the top of WMA files.

•Maximum of 255 folders can be recognised.

•If the track extends beyond the scope of screen, a down arrow “L” appears, indicating that the user can view another part on the previous page. The current page number and the number of total pages are shown on the right of the down arrow “L”. Use the SKIP H or G button to view the previous or next page.

•Maximum of 999 files can be recognised.

•Up to 8 hierarchies can be recognised.

•If no MP3, JPEG or WMA files are found in the group, the group is not displayed.

•The DVD player can reproduce data recorded as per ISO 9660 Level 1, Level 2 or Joliet on the disc.

•It can also run a disc on which data is recorded in a multi-session.

•For more details of recording systems, refer to the instruction manual for the CD-R / CD-RW drive or the writing software.

•For MP3 and WMA file recorded in Variable Bit Rate (VBR), the unit may not display the actual elapsed

time.

This player recommends the use of files recorded at the below specifications:

Applicable MP3 file			Remarks
			• It is prohibited to record
Sampling		44.1kHz	MP3 sound on a digital
frequency		48kHz	device when connection is
			made digitally.
		MPEG1	• MP3 files recorded at fixed
Type			bit rate of 32 kbps to 320
		audio layer 3
			kbps are recommended.
Applicable JPEG file			Remarks
	Upper limit:		• A JPEG image that extends
Size of	6300x5100 dots		beyond the screen is
image	Lower limit:		reduced so that it will be
	32x32 dots		displayed within the screen.
Applicable WMA file			Remarks
Sampling		44.1kHz	• Those frequencies are
			applicable to WMA version
frequency		48kHz
			9.
			• Ensure that the copyright
Bit rate		48–192kbps	function is set to off when
			preparing a WMA disc.
			• A prohibition symbol will
			appear if the user attempts
			to run a non-reproducible
Type		WMA version 9	file such as copyright-pro-
			tected.
			• Recorded in 5.1 channel
			format cannot be played
			back.

Information on MP3, JPEG and WMA discs

•This DVD player can play back images and sounds from data recorded in MP3, JPEG and WMA formats on CD-R and CD-RW discs.

•A file with an extension of “.mp3 (MP3)” is called an “MP3 file”.

•A file with an extension of “.jpg (JPG)” or “.jpeg (JPEG)” is called a “JPEG file”.

The DVD player can run an image file conforming to the Exif specification. Exif is a file format, Exchangeable Image File format established by Japanese Electronic Industry Development Association (JEIDA).

•A file with an extension of “.wma (WMA)” is called a “WMA file”.

•Files whose extension is other than “.mp3 (MP3)”, “.jpg (JPG)” and “.jpeg (JPEG)” or “.wma (WMA)” will not be listed in the MP3, JPEG or WMA menu.

•If the file is not recorded in MP3, JPEG or WMA format, noise may be produced even if the file extension is either “.mp3 (MP3)”, “.jpg (JPG)”, “.jpeg (JPEG)” or “.wma (WMA)”.

•The name of group and track can be displayed in up to 25 characters. Unrecognisable characters will be replaced with asterisks. The ninth and deeper hierarchies cannot be displayed.

•Unplayable groups or tracks may be displayed depending on the recording conditions.

•If the TOP MENU button is pressed when FILE LIST is displayed, the first item will be highlighted.

Kodak Picture CD

The DVD player can also run JPEG files stored on Kodak Picture CDs. The Picture CD is a service to convert pho- tographs taken by a conventional film camera into digital data and write the data on a CD. The user can enjoy picture images on the television set by playing back the Picture CDs. For details of Kodak Picture CD, contact a shop that deals with developing service of Kodak Inc.

1 Press the MENU button.
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appears.

•If all menu items cannot be

displayed in the screen scope, “G” appears at the right bottom of the screen, indicating that the user can view remaining items on the next page. “H” appears, it

indicates that the user can view other items on the pre- vious page. The track number of the currently highlight- ed item and the total tracks are shown at the centre bottom of the screen.

•If “G” is shown at the right bottom, use the SKIP G button to view the next page. If “H” is shown at the left bottom, use the SKIP H button to view the previ- ous page.

•Press the TOP MENU button to get back to the first page.

•It may take some time until all menu items are dis- played on the menu screen.

2Press the Cursor buttons (L / K / B / s), select a desired track to be played, then press the PLAY or ENTER button.

•If a Kodak Picture CD file is selected, an image will be played back from the selected track and go to the next one in turn.

3Press the STOP button, to stop playback.

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