PLAYING A DISC

MP3 / JPEG / WMA Playback

1 Place the disc in the tray with the label facing up.

For discs on which MP3, JPEG or WMA tracks are MP3 JPEG WMA recorded:

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

The DVD player can also run JPEG files stored on Kodak Picture CD.

The user can enjoy picture images on the television set by reproducing Picture CDs.

*Picture CD is a service to convert a photograph taken by conventional film camera into digital data and write the data on a CD.

For details of Picture CD, contact a shop that deals with developing service of Kodak Inc.

This player recommends the use of files recorded at the following 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 112 kbps or high-

 

audio layer 3

 

 

er 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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Those frequencies are

Sampling

 

44.1kHz

applicable to WMA version

frequency

 

48kHz

8 only, not to WMA version

 

 

 

9.

 

 

 

• Ensure that the copyright

Bit rate

 

48–192kbps

function is set to off when

 

 

 

preparing a WMA disc.

 

 

 

• A prohibition “disable” sym-

 

 

 

bol will appear if the user

Type

 

WMA version 8

attempts to run a non-repro-

 

 

 

ducible file such as copy-

 

 

 

right-protected.

•An MP3, JPEG or WMA track menu screen appears.

•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.

•If the track extends beyond the scope of screen, a down arrow “L” appears, indicating that the user can view anoth- er part on the next page. If an up arrow “K” appears, it indicates that the user can view another part on the previ- ous page. The current page number and the number of total pages are shown on the right of the down arrow “L”.

•The system can recognize up to 255 groups (or folders) and up to 256 tracks. (This applies to the case where mixed MP3, JPEG and WMA files are recorded.)

•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, see the instruction manual for the CD-R / CD-RW drive or the writing software.

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

For discs of JPEG or Kodak Picture CD:

•A JPEG or Kodak Picture CD menu 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. If “H” appears, it indicates that the user can view other items on the previous page. The track number of the cur- rently highlighted item and the total tracks are shown at the center bottom of the screen.

•If “G” is shown at the right bottom, use the SKIP G but- ton to view the next page. If “H” is shown at the left bot- tom, use the SKIP H button to view the previous page.

•It may take some time until all menu items are displayed on the menu screen.

English

Information on MP3, JPEG and WMA 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.

*This 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)”, “.jpeg (JPEG)” or “.wma (WMA)” will not be listed on 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 of “.mp3 (MP3)”, “.jpg (JPG)”, “.jpeg (JPEG)” or “.wma (WMA)”.

When a disc with MP3,JPEG or WMA files is inserted in the DVD player, the track menu will appear on the TV screen, and number of tracks is displayed on the front panel.

2For MP3, JPEG or WMA, press the Cursor buttons (K or L), or for Kodak Picture CD, press the Cursor buttons (s/ B/ K/ L) to select a desired group or track.

•To return to the previous screen, press the Cursor button (s).

•If a group (folder) is selected, press the Cursor button (B) or ENTER button to go on to the track selection screen. Press the Cursor buttons (K or L) to choose a track, then press the PLAY or ENTER button.

•If a track is selected, press the PLAY or ENTER button to start playing back tracks. The selected track and the sub- sequent 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 ({) when you want to go back to the previous hierarchy (except for the top hierarchy).

•If an MP3 or WMA file is selected, reproduction will start from the selected track and go to the next one in turn.

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

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