User manual PHILIPS DVP3260

[. . . ] Register your product and get support at www. philips. com/welcome DVP3260 DVP3264 EN DVD Video Player 6 1dvp3260_3264_05_eng1. indd 1 2008-03-10 9:50:16 AM Important notes for users in the U. K. Mains plug This apparatus is fitted with an approved 13 Amp plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows: Italia DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITA' Si dichiara che l'apparecchio DVP3260, DVP3264, Philips risponde alle prescrizioni dell'art. Fatto a Eindhoven 1 Remove fuse cover and fuse. [. . . ] English D To stop playback, press x. Helpful Hints: ­ You can set to display or skip the folders when you load a MP3/JPEG disc. Press SETUP, then go to { Preference Page > Mp3/ Jpeg Nav }. ­ It is normal to experience an occasional `skip' while listening to your MP3/WMA disc due to poor clarity of digital contents during internet downloading. A Load a MP3/WMA disc. The disc reading time may exceed 30 seconds due to the complexity of the directory/file configuration. The disc menu appears on the TV. 01:42 04:40 128kbps 001/020 \MP3 -M P3 M P3 MP3 Music 1 MP3 Music 2 Picture 1 B Use C Use keys to select a desired folder and press OK to open the folder. keys to select a file and press OK to start playback. Playback starts from the selected file and continues through the end of the folder. 28 1dvp3260_3264_05_eng1. indd 28 2008-03-10 9:50:22 AM Disc Operations (continued) Playing music and photo files simultaneously You can create a musical slideshow playback if the disc contains both the MP3/WMA music and JPEG photo files. English A Load a disc that contains both MP3/WMA and JPEG files. B Use keys to select a MP3/WMA file from the disc menu and press OK to start playback. keys to select a JPEG file from the disc menu and press OK. Slideshow begins and continues till the end of the photo folder or album. C During MP3/WMA playback, use D To stop simultaneous playback, press x twice. Helpful Hints: ­ Some files on Kodak or JPEG disc may be distorted during playback due to the configuration and characteristics of the disc. ­ During simultaneous playback, fast forward / backward or slow forward is not available. 29 1dvp3260_3264_05_eng1. indd 29 2008-03-10 9:50:23 AM USB Operation You can play or view the data files (JPEG, MP3, WMA or DivX®) in the USB flash drive. However, editing or copying the data file is not possible. D Use keys to select a desired file and press OK to start playback. For more playback information, see `Playing a DivX® disc', `Playing a JPEG photo disc (slide show)' or `Playing a MP3/WMA disc' for details. English E Press x to stop playback. F Press on the remote control to exit from the menu and switch to disc mode. You can remove the USB device now. Helpful Hints: ­ The USB socket does not support the connection of other USB devices except to a USB flash drive. ­ The unit can only support up to a maximum of 300 folders and 648 files. ­ When the USB device does not fit into the USB socket, a USB extension cable (not supplied) is required. ­ Copy-protected files are not playable. A Connect the USB flash drive directly to the socket on this unit. B A message appears on the TV when the device is detected. C Press on the remote control to access the data in the drive. 30 1dvp3260_3264_05_eng1. indd 30 2008-03-10 9:50:23 AM Create MP3 files Creating audio CD to MP3 format This feature allows you to convert audio tracks from an audio CD into MP3 format. The created MP3 files are saved in your USB device. English { CRT ID3 } Create ID3 information. { Yes } { No } ID3 information is included in the MP3 file. No ID3 information. A Connect the USB flash drive directly to the socket on this unit. { Device } The created MP3 files will save in this USB device. F Move to the { TRACK } menu and use keys to select the track that you want to create, then press OK. [. . . ] JPEG: A very common digital still picture format. A still-picture data compression system proposed by the Joint Photographic Expert Group, which features small decrease in image quality in spite of its high compression ratio. Files are recognised by their file extension `JPG' or `JPEG'. MP3: A file format with a sound data compression system. [. . . ]