•Rotate image: Select it for viewing by highlighting the file and pressing the OK Button. The image may be rotated only while it is being viewed. Press the Disc Menu Button and select the “Rotate” option. Press the › Button, then select “Right” to rotate the image clockwise by 90º, or “Left” to rotate it counterclockwise by 90º. Each time the Rotate command is repeated, the image will rotate an additional 90º.
Slideshows
A slideshow is a continuous display of the image files in the current folder. As explained below, if one or more audio files are stored on the same disc or USB drive as the images, the slideshow may be accompanied by background music.
•Begin slideshow: Highlight the folder containing the images, or highlight the first image file, or start viewing an image. Press the Disc Menu Button. In each case a different dropdown menu will appear, but all will offer the “Start Slideshow” option. Select it and press the
›Button. Select the desired transition effect from the list (Blend,
Film, Shutter, Fade or Curtain), or select “None” for no special effect when changing images. Press the OK Button, and the images will be displayed continuously until manually stopped.
•Change transition effect: While viewing the slideshow, press the Disc Menu Button and select the “Slideshow Effect” option. Press the
›Button, then select the desired effect.
•Change duration: The BDP 1 is programmed at the factory to display each image for one second, then skip to the next image. To change the duration, a slideshow must be playing. Press the Disc Menu Button. Select the “Slideshow Duration” option, and press the › Button, then select the desired duration time: 3, 5, 10 or 30 seconds, or 1, 5 or 30 minutes. Press the OK Button to resume the slideshow. The new duration will remain in effect for all future slideshows until it is manually changed.
Add background audio to a slideshow
Select the desired audio file and program it into the background music playlist by pressing the Disc Menu Button. Select the “Slideshow Music” option and press the › Button. The first time, you will see a dropdown menu with the word “NONE” repeated five times. Each “NONE” line represents one of the five spaces in the Slideshow Music playlist, and indicates that the place is empty. Select one of the five places and press the OK Button. If you select a place that already contains an audio file, the old file will be replaced by the new one.
The first time you add background music to a slideshow, the slideshow must already be playing. Press the Disc Menu Button and select the “Slideshow Music” option. Press the › Button, and select the desired audio file. Press the OK Button. To turn off the background music, select the “NONE” option and press the OK Button.
OPERATION
NOTES:
•Only five audio files may be programmed into the Slideshow Music playlist.
•No matter how many files are available in the Slideshow Music playlist, only one at a time may be selected for playback.
•When the Slideshow Music file finishes, it will repeat continuously until the slideshow is stopped, or the Slideshow Music option is turned off.
•Pressing the Previous and Next Buttons during a slideshow only affects the image display. It cannot be used to select another Slideshow Music file.
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