Philips DVDR3370H Problem solving for Digital Photo Manager, Messages instead of the thumbnails

Problem solving for 'Digital Photo Manager'

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PROBLEMSOLUTION

Messages instead of the thumbnails:

b'Thumbnail not available'

The photo does not have a associated thumbnail. In this case, the photo but not the thumbnail is viewable.

b'Too large to display'

The image is too large to be viewed in its thumbnail format.

b'Hidden photo'

The corresponding (hidden) photo will not be shown during the slide show. You can unhide this photo in the album overview again.

b'Photo not found'

Error message 'Media does not contain photos':

My computer can not read the DVD+RW/+R:

The disc (CD DVD) can not be read by the DVD no pictures available:

The memory card can not be read by the

DVD no pictures available:

In the album overview a photo entry is found that no longer exists on the referenced source media.

bOn the inserted media (disc or memory card) no photo can be found. bThe file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.

bThe storage media should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders so called 'Rolls'. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised

bPictures can also be stored in the root directory.

bBefore you make changes to the storage media check the content of the media in a computer or in a digital camera.

bCheck that your DVD drive on the computer can read DVD+RW/+R discs.

bCheck that your operating system of your computer support the file system UDF (Universal Disc Format). Install if necessary the required driver. The DVD+RW/+Rs were recorded in the format UDF 1.02 ('Video & photo') and UDF 1.50('Photo only').

bThe file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.

bThe disc should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders so called 'Rolls'. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised.

bPictures can also be stored in the root directory.

bIf you create a CD-ROM, you have to store the photos in the same directory structure as on a DVD+RW/+R

If you use a CD-ROM from a photo shop or something similar, the whole disc will be searched for the photos on the basis of the disc format.

bThe memory card should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders so called 'Rolls'. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised.

bPictures can also be stored in the root directory. bThe file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.

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