Panasonic DMP-BD60, DMP-BD80 Inserting or removing a media, Basic play Playing video contents

Inserting or removing a media

Inserting or removing a disc

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1Press [< OPEN/CLOSE] to open the disc tray.

2 Insert or remove the disc

≥Press [< OPEN/CLOSE] again to close the disc tray.

≥DVD-RAM: Remove discs from their cartridges before use.

≥Insert double-sided discs so the label for the side you want to play is facing up.

Inserting or removing an SD card

Basic play (Playing video contents)

Instructions for operations are generally described using the remote control in these operating instructions.

[DivX]: [BD80] only

Preparation

Turn on the television and select the appropriate video input on the television.

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	Getting

Inserting an SD card

OK

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Playback

SD	
CARD
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Insert the card’s label up, positioning the cut off corner to the right.

1Pull to flip down the front panel.

2Insert the SD card into the SD card slot.

≥Press on the center of the card until it clicks into place.

Removing the SD card

Press on the center of the card and pull it straight out.

≥When the card indicator (“SD”) on the unit’s display is flashing, the card is being read from or written to. Do not turn off the unit or remove the card. Such action may result in malfunction or loss of the card’s contents.

Inserting or removing a USB device

Inserting a USB device

SD	
CARD

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≥Before inserting any USB device into this unit, ensure that the data stored therein has been backed up.

≥Check the orientation of the USB connector and insert it straight in. ≥Some USB devices inserted into this unit may cause this unit to

stop operating. Such USB devices cannot be used on this unit.

1Pull to flip down the front panel.

2Insert the USB device into the USB port.

Removing the USB device

Complete all USB device-related operations and pull the USB device straight out.

≥When the USB device indicator is flashing, the USB device is being read from. Do not turn off the unit or remove the USB device. Such action may result in malfunction or loss of the USB device’s contents.

Since the physical size of USB devices can vary, please consider its width when connecting any USB device to this unit. It is possible that some devices may accidentally activate the playback button and cause this unit to not operate properly.

–In such cases we recommend using a USB extension cable (not included).

1Press [Í POWER] to turn on the unit.

2 Insert the media (D left).

Play starts.	e.g.,
≥If play does not start, press [1] (PLAY).
≥If a media with data in different file formats is
inserted, the file selection menu is displayed.

Press [3, 4] to select the desired file format and press [OK].

≥If the menu is displayed, press [3, 4, 2, 1] to select the item and press [OK].

≥If the screen prompting you to use the color buttons appears, continue to operate with the color buttons on the remote control.

≥DISCS CONTINUE TO ROTATE WHILE MENUS ARE DISPLAYED. Press [∫] when you finish to preserve the unit’s motor and your television screen.

≥The producers of the disc can control how discs are played. So you may not always be able to control play as described in these operating instructions. Read the disc’s instructions carefully.

≥When playing a set of two or more BD-Video discs, the menu screen may continue to display even if the disc has been ejected.

To switch drives

Press [DRIVE SELECT] to select “BD/DVD/CD”, “SD card” or “USB device”.

≥If a media is inserted while the unit is stopped, the drive switches automatically depending on the inserted media.

To display menus

[BD-V] [AVCHD] [DVD-VR] [DVD-V] [DivX]

Press [TOP MENU/DIRECT NAVIGATOR].

To show Pop-up menu [BD-V]

The Pop-up menu is a special feature available with some BD-Video discs. This menu may vary with discs. For the operating method, refer to the instructions for the disc.

1)Press [POP-UP MENU].

2)Press [3, 4, 2, 1] to select the item and press [OK].

≥Pop-up menu also appears by pressing [SUB MENU] and selecting “Pop-up Menu”.

≥Press [POP-UP MENU] to exit the screen.

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