Playing text, During text playing, you can press

Using USB Multi Media Player (Continued)

Playing movie (continued)

USB 2.0

PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE	TEXT
C:	Page 1 / 1
C
MSTPVR
PIC

MP3		Size: 101 MBytes
TITANIC. ts
2012 .mov
BACK OK ENTER	SELECT		PLAY/PAUSE

During movie play, you can press:

: Play /pause.

: Stop playing.

: Fast forward.

: Fast reverse.

Subtitle: Shows subtitle if available.

STEREO: Selects audio track if available.

EXIT: Exit movie play.

: Exit and return to USB main menu.

When USB main menu is on the screen, you can

press one or more times to select a repeat

mode. You		can select	1	(repeat to	play one

movie),	A	(repeat to	play all movies		when it

reaches end), (no repeat when it reaches end).

Also you can press RED button for A-B repeat, BLUE button for time search so that the play starts from the specific

time.

!A-B repeat: During play, you can pause and repeat any specified section simply by pressing RED button at the starting and ending points. To cancel, press RED button once again.

!Time search: Press BLUE button to call out Input search time screen, then use number buttons to input time, use

3/4to move the cursor, and then highlight OK and press OK button for time search, and the playback starts from the specific time. (Pressing INFO button can get time information from the screen)

Note:

!When selecting photo or folder from the list, you can press3/4to scroll the page.

!When the highlight rest on a file for some seconds, its content preview will appear automatically.

Playing text

USB 2.0

PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE	TEXT
C:	Page 1 / 1
C
MSTPVR
PIC
MP3
WORD. txt
FOXMAIL.txt
BACK OK ENTER		SELECT

USB 2.0

PLAY/PAUSE

Text play supports TXT format, but for the sake of technical updating, not all TXT format files can be played.

To view text:

1 From the USB main menu, press 3or4to select TEXT menu, and press OK to access.

2 Press 5or6to navigate among files or folders.

3 Press to open the highlighted file and show its text or press OK to open the highlighted folder.

During text playing, you can press:

PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE		TEXT
C:		Page 1 / 1
C
	MSTPVR
	PIC
	MP3

	WORD. txt
	FOXMAIL.txt

A signal that reaches beyond the viewing area of a display screen. A slight overscan is generally not noticeable on a TV set, but is apparent on a computer monitor where taskbars are typically at the extreme ends of the viewing area.

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