Philips DVDR 77/02, DVDR 77/00 Showing Jpeg pictures from a roll, Please observe the following

Showing JPEG pictures from a roll

The DVD recorder can read JPEG pictures stored on a CD-ROM, Picture CD, memory card, or a DVD and write them on a DVD+RW/+R or memory card.

Please observe the following:

•) The file extension has to be '*.JPG' and not '*.JPEG'.

•) These pictures must be stored in the root directories or in a subfolder called 'DCIM' in folders. These will be recognized by the DVD recorder as rolls (comparable with a 35mm roll for cameras). You can select the directories (folders) as rolls in the 'Media menu'.

•) This device is compatible with still pictures (JPEG)

•) It can only display DCF-standard still pictures or JPEG pictures e.g. TIFF. It cannot play back moving pictures, Motion JPEG, and other formats, or pictures in formats other than JPEG, or pictures associated with sound e.g. AVI-files.

1Insert the medium you want to use (CD, DVD+RW/+R, memory card).

2Press PHOTO on the remote control. The 'Media menu' will appear.

3Use B or A to select the medium you want to process (disc or memory card). If you did not insert the corresponding medium (disc or memory card), a warning sign will appear above the symbol on the left hand side of the screen.

4Confirm with C .

5Select 'Roll' using B or A and confirm with C .

6You will see an overview with the first picture of each roll that contains pictures. The display and the description of the roll will depend on the camera or the computer program used to create this roll.

7Select the desired roll using B or A and confirm with OK .

8The data will be read and then an overview of the stored pictures will be displayed.

9You can select a picture for viewing or editing with D , C , B ,

A .

Fast browsing trough the pictures
With O or N you can switch one page forward or backward.	Tip
You can also select a picture with the number buttons 0..9 on the remote.

0Press OK to select the desired picture.

A The picture will be displayed as a full picture on the screen.

54 The 'Digital Photo Manager'