User manual IOGEAR GMD2025U QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Unstable power or vibration may damage the unit. 5 Part Reference 1 2 6 5 4 3 6 1 - Power light (blue) On: The device is on. Blinking: The device is booting up or being accessed via USB. 2 - Remote light (orange) One blink: Received a remote control command. Three blinks: Remote control command not available - make sure device is not connected to a PC. 3 - Composite audio/video 4 - Component video 5 - USB connector 6 - Power connector Carries composite video and audio signals using the cable provided (yellow, red, white). Carries component video signals using the cable provided (red, blue, green). [. . . ] Set this function "ON" to display the Closed Captions contained. 23 Audio Setup This sub-menu can only be set when the unit stops playback. DOWNMIX Set this function when output audio signal via the Composite connectors: LT/RT Outputs the left or right channel to both channels. Outputs stereo audio. Stereo 24 Video Setup This sub-menu can only be set when the unit stops playback. TV STANDARD NTSC: Outputs NTSC signal to TV. TV STANDARD 4:3 PS Displays the 16:9 images in "Pan and Scan" with a 4:3 ratio TV connected. Displays the 16:9 images in "Letter Box" with a 4:3 ratio TV connected. Connects to a 16:9 wide screen TV. 4:3 LB 16:9 25 PICTURE MODE AUTO Follows the contents to output the picture mode. Enhanced picture quality of the AUTO mode. FILM VIDEO SMART FOR UPSCALING IN HIGH DEFINITION (720p) Play Back Only In order to get an Up-Scaled HD 720p resolution on your HDTV when watching videos or Photos, please Press SETUP to display the Setup Menu. Go under the Video Setup, select Component Out ­ Select 720p ­ Exit Setup and press PLAY to watch your content. Under the Component Setup you will also see the other two formats below. Most of them are available as separate video files (the filename extensions include avi, divx, and xvid) and subtitle files. To play these media files, select the video file or the folder that contains these files, and then press the PLAY button. The subtitle has to be named exactly the same filename as the movie file in order to display automatically. For text type subtitle files encoded in ANSI code, the OSD Language must be set to match the language of the subtitle; while the ones encoded in Unicode (UCS2) fashion can be displayed properly regardless of the OSD Language setting. A DivX video file A DivX subtitle file (its filename must be the same as the movie file) UTF-8 subtitles are not supported. 29 VCD and MPEG1 Files Movie3 A MPEG1 media file This kind of media files includes files that meet the MPEG1 format (the filename extensions include dat, mpg, mpe, and mpeg). To play these media files, select the media file or the folder that contains these files, and then press the PLAY button. MPEG2 Files Movie3 If the VOB file is in a "DVD Folder", please follow the instructions of "DVD Folder" section to play back the entire movie. Playing back a single VOB file directly will cause some DVD functions to be lost, such as the selection of subtitles, chapter and angle. Music Files Music1 A MP3 music file A WAV music file Music2 A MPEG1 media file This kind of media files includes files that meet the MPEG2 format (the filename extensions included mpg, mpe, mpeg, vob, m2p). To play these media files, select the movie file or the folder that contains these files, and then press the PLAY button. 30 This device can play both MP3 and WAV music files. To play these music files, select a file or a folder that contains these files, and then press the PLAY button. [. . . ] However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. [. . . ]