INTRODUCTION

Discs that cannot be played

This player is compatible with the following disc types:

DVD single sided / double sided single layered / double layered

CD-DA

CD-MP3

VCD/SVCD

Photo CD

CD-R / CD-RW*

DVD-R/DVD+R*

*NOTE: Some PC application files on CD-R or CD-RW CANNOT be accepted by the unit, e.g. CD-ROM under PC Windows, etc. Also CD-R / CD-RW and DVD-R/DVD+R writing format may be different, some d iscs are not acceptable.

About MP3

MP3 (MPEG 1, Audio Layer 3) is a compressed digital audio format. MP3 u s es entropy encoding to reduce the redundant information in an audio signal to a minimum. It takes music from a CD and reduces it by a factor of 12, with minimal loss of quality. On a normal CD of 74 minutes you can store over 130 MP3 songs.

Disc information

When creating an MP3 disc, the sampling rate should be

44.1kHz and the bit rate should be between 128 K bps and

256 Kbps in order to achieve the best performance.

In general, higher quality settings result in larger file sizes.

MP3 Format

Sampling rate

Bit rate

Quality

44.1 kHz

56 Kbps

 

44.1 kHz

64 Kbps

FM Radio Quality

44.1 kHz

80 Kbps

 

44.1 kHz

96 Kbps

 

44.1 kHz

112 Kbps

 

44.1 kHz

128 Kbps

Near CD Quality

44.1 kHz

160 Kbps

Good CD Quality

44.1 kHz

192 Kbps

Better than CD Quality

44.1 kHz

224 Kbps

 

The following discs cannot be played in the D V D p l a y e r :

DVDs with region codes that do not m a t c h t h e player's region code (Check the region code printed on the disc’s packing. Region code "ALL" will be acceptable by all players.)

Some DVDs purchased from abroad.

PC applications on CD-R/CD-RW.

CD-ROM for PC interface only.

CD-MP3 under Windows format.

Improperly fomatted MP3 CD-R/CD-RWDVD-R/DVD+R(see "Tips for m aking a good MP3 CD " below)

Tips formaking a good MP3 CD

System Requirement (Recommended) : IBM PC or compatible 200 MHz or faster Windows 95 / 98 / ME / XP / NT / 2000 32 MB R AM

205 MB free hard disk space (at least 140 MB of this space must reside on the system boot drive)

CD-Recordable or CD-ReWritable drive Windows compatible sound card 16-bit or better (optional).

Use a good quality CD-RW disc. Either 650 M B (74-minute CD) or 7 00 MB (80-minute CD) blanks may be used.

Select a high quality and stable C D Recorder (Writer).

Select an advanced CD burning software.

MP3 is data and not WAV information.

Mode 1 must be selected when compiling a n d burning your discs.

Drag a nd drop (Direct CD) must not be used to compile the disc. T he player will not recognise this format.

Only single session recordings can be used. Multi session recordings are n ot recognised and w ill not be played

Use either the ISO 9660 or Joliet file systems.

CDs should be “finalized” after they have been burnt.

44.1 kHz

256 Kbps

Studio Quality

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Kodak MDV 300 owner manual About MP3, Discs that cannot be played, Disc information, Tips formaking a good MP3 CD

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