SPECIAL PLAYBACK
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1)During playback, press [D (forward)] repeatedly for fast forward.
During playback, press [E (reverse)] repeatedly for fast reverse.
Every time you press [D (forward)] or [E (reverse)], the playback speed will change.
2)Press [B (play)] to return to the normal playback.
•For BD, DVD and AVCHD, speed changes in 5 different levels.
•For audio CD, DivX®, MP3, Windows Media™ Audio, and video / audio files on DLNA home server, speed changes in 3 different levels.
•For some video / music files on DLNA home server or DivX® files, fast forward / fast reverse may not function.
Slow Forward Playback
Zoom 2x1)During playback, press [F (pause)] . Then press [D (forward)].
Every time you press [D (forward)], the playback speed changes in 3 different levels.
2)Press [B (play)] to return to the normal playback.
•Only slow forward is available.
•For some video files on DLNA home server or DivX® files, slow forward may not function.
Step by Step Playback
1)In pause mode, press [F (pause)] repeatedly. Every time you press [F (pause)], playback will advance one step at a time.
2)Press [B (play)] to return to the normal playback.
• Only step by step forward is available.
2)You can move over the zoomed picture using [K / L / s / B].
The gray box with an inner blue box displayed at the right bottom corner of the zoomed image is the position guide. The inner blue box indicates the zoomed area. (Not available for the JPEG and photo files on DLNA home server.)
3)Press [ZOOM] repeatedly to return to the normal playback.
•For JPEG files, slide show of the zoomed picture is not possible.
•For some DivX® files, zoom may not be available.
•For DivX® and JPEG files, 4x zoom is not available.
•For some DVDs, 4x zoom is not available.
•[ZOOM] does not work during the playback of the
•[ZOOM] does not work while DVD menu is displayed.
•For JPEG files, when changing the zoom factor or moving the zoom position, the screen may become black for a moment. This is not a malfunction.