Philips HTS5000W user manual Playback continued, Playing MP3 music and JPEG picture simultaneously

Models: HTS5000W

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E n g l i s h

Playing an MP3/Windows Media™ Audio/JPEG/MPEG-4 media

This DVD system can playback Windows Media™ Audio, MP3, JPEG,VCD & SVCD files on a personally recorded CD-R/RW disc, commercial CD or USB device.

For USB device, only Windows Media™ Audio, MP3 and JPEG data can be access.

IMPORTANT!

To return to previous menu, press 3 to select the folder “Previous” and press OK to confirm.

Press REPEAT continuously to access various play mode.

Press Åto pause or PLAY B to resume playback.

Playing MP3 music and JPEG picture simultaneously

You have to turn on your TV and set to the correct Video In channel. (See page 20 “Setting the TV”).

1Load a disc or USB device.

The reading time may exceed 30 seconds due to the complexity of the directory/file configuration.

The file navigation menu appears on the TV screen.

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2If the file navigation menu contains various folders, use 3 4 keys to select a desired folder and press OK to open the folder.

3Use 34 keys to select a track/file and press OK to start playback.

Playback will start from the selected file and continue to the end of the folder.

During playback, you can;

Press S / T to select another track/file in the current folder.

Press 1 / 2 to fast reverse/forward search a music track.

1Load a MP3 disc that contains music and pictures.

The disc menu appears on the TV screen.

2Select an MP3 track and press 2; (or PLAY B on the remote) to start playback.

3During MP3 music playback, use 3 4 keys to select a picture folder from the disc menu and press 2; (or PLAY B).

The picture files will be played back until the end of the folder.

4To quit simultaneous playback, press DISC MENU and followed by Ç.

Helpful Hints:

It may not be possible to play certain MP3/JPEG/DivX/MPEG-4 disc due to the configuration and characteristics of the disc or condition of the recording.

It is normal to experience an occasional “skip” while listening to your MP3 disc.

It is normal to experience an occasional pixelation during MPEG-4/DivX playback due to poor clarity of digital contents during internet downloading.

For multi-session discs with different formats, only the first session will be available.

For progressive JPEG, the loading time will take longer.

TIPS: Some discs cannot be played on this DVD system due to the configuration and characteristics of the disc, or due to the condition of recording and authoring software that was used.

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FAQ

What types of media can be played on the Philips HTS5000W Home Theater System?

This DVD system can playback Windows Media Audio, MP3, JPEG, VCD, and SVCD files on a personally recorded CD-R/RW disc, commercial CD, or USB device. For USB devices, only Windows Media Audio, MP3, and JPEG data can be accessed.

How do I play MP3 music and JPEG pictures simultaneously?

To play MP3 music and JPEG pictures simultaneously, you need to turn on your TV and set it to the correct Video In channel. Load a disc or USB device, navigate through the file menu, and select the tracks or files you want to play.

What should I do if I encounter skipping or pixelation while playing media files?

If you experience skipping while listening to your MP3 disc or pixelation during MPEG-4/DivX playback, it could be due to the disc's configuration, characteristics, or the condition of the recording. This is normal and can be managed by following the tips provided in the manual.