PYLE Audio DVR-940HX-S manual PhotoViewer Chapter, Locating Jpeg picture files

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13The PhotoViewer

Chapter 13

The PhotoViewer

From the PhotoViewer you can view JPEG

photos and picture files stored on the HDD1, recordable DVD or CD-R/-RW/-ROM, or on a

USB-equipped digital camera.2 You can also import files and save them to the recorder’s HDD or a DVD-R/-RW disc.

Locating JPEG picture files

1 Select ‘PhotoViewer’ from the Home Menu.

ENTER

2Select the location of the files you want to view or edit.

View/Edit photos on the HDD

View photos on a CD/DVD

View photos on a USB device

Copy photos from a USB device

•View/Edit photos on the HDD – View or edit photos already stored on the recorder’s HDD.

•View photos on a CD/DVD – View photos on a Fujicolor CD, CD-ROM, CD- R/-RW, or DVD-R/-RW.

•View photos on a USB device – View photos on a digital camera (or other USB device) connected to the USB port.

•Copy photos from a USB device – Copy all photos on a connected USB device to the HDD.

ENTER

3Select the folder containing the files you want to view, copy or edit.

Currently selected	Currently selected File information
folder in folder list	thumbnail

	PhotoViewer			HDD
File		Chair No. 2
Date/Time		10:00	24/01/2006		Size	1920 x 1440
001.	12/12 TUE		1	2		3
002.	12/13 WED
003.	12/14 THU		4	5		6
004.	12/15 FRI
005.	12/16 SAT
006.	12/17 SUN		7	8		9
007.	12/18 MON
008.	12/19 TUE

1/2	Press ENTER to display the menu.	1/3
	Press RETURN to go back to folder selection.

Pages in	Incompatible/	Pages in
folder list	unknown file	file view

•If you encounter a disc that will not play, check that the disc and file formats are compatible with this recorder (see JPEG file compatibility and PC-created disc compatibility on page 11).

Note

1 DVR-940HX-S:You cannot use the external HDD to store photos for the PhotoViewer.

2 Up to 999 files or 99 folders are viewable, but if there are more files/folders than this on the disc or connected

122USB camera it is still possible to view them all using the Reload function (see Reloading files from a disc or USB

En device on page 123).